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Ubuntu: Mount smb / nfs Mount commands explained

  • Oct 26, 2025
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Under Ubuntu you can mount with the Mount command drives. What lies behind the commands to mount smb / nfs, we will explain in this practical tip.

Ubuntu mount smb explained

In the case of smb is the so-called "Server Message Block"Protocol that sets up the access to files or printers over the network. With the Mount command you can integrate this access into your Ubuntu System. This Protocol is being maintained, however, and should not be used.
  • From the Ubuntu-Version 12.10 it was also taken from the official package sources.
  • The successor is the so-called "cifs"Protocol.
  • With the command "sudo mount -t cifs //"IP-address-of-approval"/"Name-of-share" /mnt -o user="user name",domain="domain" " you can integrate your release of Ubuntu.
Ubuntu: Mount smb / nfs
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