Mounting win2000 box revisited.

Joseph C. Lininger jbahm at pcdesk.net
Thu Jan 16 06:08:30 EST 2003


Paul,
If samba is set up and configured properly, you should be able to access
the shares on it the same way you do any other share in Win 2K. All you
need to do is access \\<machine>\<share>, followed by the path to the
file
you want. That's two backslashes, the machine name, a backslash, the
share name, and then another backslash followed by the path to the file.
If you like, you can also map a share on to a drive letter.
Using either of these methods, you can write a batch file under Win 2K to
pull the files you want. If you need more detailed instructions, please
let me know.

-- 
Joseph C. Lininger
jbahm at pcdesk.net

On Wed, 15 Jan 2003, Paul Migliorelli (+1 3 0 3 5 4 3 2 3 1 1) wrote:

> Hi all.  Still working on mounting our win 2000 box to our linux
> fileserver.  All well and good as I'm sure has been said before, where you
> make sure the login name is created on the linux box.  I know you would do
> smb mount and you can pull files onto the 2000 box via the linux server
> sending to it.  My concern now is, how do you do the reverse??  Is there a
> way for the win 2000 box to pull the files from the linux box via a script
> under 2000 somehow??  My thought is from a win point of view, you'd be
> safer to have the win box poll the linux box, rather than having a wide
> open send into the win box causing heaven knows what.  (of course the real
> safeguard is not to use win at all (grin)), but I guess that's not an
> option right now.  Any revelations on how to have the 2000 box poll the
> server would be greatly appreciated.  It's been a year now, and I really
> must figure out a way to get files to our Telephone reader box.  Thanks as
> always.
>
> Paul in Boulder
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