as long as smbfs is compiled into your kernel or you have a module to load
for smbfs, you would create an entry in you fstab to automount your shares
in linux.  Here's what an entry woudl; look like.


//{host}/{share}   /{mountpoint}  smbfs gid=,uid=,username=,password= 0
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John Kloian III


On Sun, 19 May 2002, Tom Achtenberg wrote:

>Once upon a time a long long time ago I had all my network shares set up.  I
>recently had to wipe my Linux box and start over.  I've been searching books
>and manuals all day today trying to remember how to set up the automount of
>my network shares (both Linux and NT).  I'm on a Red Hat 7.2 box.  Can anyone
>please point me in the right direction?
>
>Tom
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