Sounds like a job for 'smbmount'. Try running /usr/bin/smbmount, it
will give you all the options you need to make it work (asuming you
have SAMBA installed). Basically what it will do is mount the NT share
directory on your Linux box (so you need to have a directory on your
Linux system..like say /nt_share. And then once it is mounted as that
directory you can access it from the Internet. I have only used this
tool a few times, so i really can't give you a walkthrough of the
process, but if you type the command and read thru the instructions
(Although cryptic) you will eventually get it. You may also find the
SMB 'How To' helpful - http://www.linuxdoc.org/HOWTO/SMB-HOWTO.html.
Good Luck
Quote:> I currently have a linux machine acting as a firewall an performing
IP Masq.
> I have a cable modem access and everthing seems to be working.
> I have a NT server behind the firewall which I am using for as a PDC,
file,
> and print server. I want to be able to ftp to and from a share on my
NT
> box.
> The NT machine is on a private network so I wound need to Mount the
share to
> my linux box.
> Can someone offer any advise as to if this can be done and maybe even
lend a
> little help in making it a reality.
> Thanks,
> Eric
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