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I am trying to mount a NAS share to my Ubuntu 11.04. This is my first ever Linux machine, so everything is totaly new for me.



I can access the shares from my windows at: 192.168.0.9Packages (Packages is the share name on the NAS machine)



I can also mount (or at least I see the Packages icon on the desktop while going through Places) to the Packages share.



However, I want to mount Packages to my homeadministratorPackages and here is the problem



Trying the following command:



sudo mount -t cifs //192.168.0.9/Packages/ homeadministratorPackages


throws error: mount error(13) permission denied.



I am putting in my password for the administrator when prompted. (no note - I have likewise to add the Ubuntu to the AD)



I than tried to add the -o username:administrator,password:password but got the same error.



I have isntalled smbfs lready, but don't think that this is the problem



sudo apt-get install smbfs


I will appreciate any help



I also tried



mount.cifs //192.168.0.9/Packages /home/administrator/Packages -o dom=domain,user=administrator,pass=password


This gives



mount error(1): Operation not permitted

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EUREKA !!!



Because my NAS is a Netgear reaadynas 1100, it's running it's own CIFS unix system. The username and password I had to use are NOT of the domain, but actually of the NAS system.



So I changed to the NAS admin user + password and all is working !!


[#44342] Tuesday, August 30, 2022, 2 Years  [reply] [flag answer]
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