From HowToGeek

The smbmount command-line application is used to mount a shared folder from a Linux client using the Samba networking services.

Using smbmount

You can simply use the smbmount command from the command line like so:

smbmount //servername/sharename /localfolder -o username=user,password=pass

You could also use the mount command with the smbfs type, like mount -t smbfs. You should note that smbclient and smbmount cannot directly mount a subfolder of a shared folder. You will need to mount the share, and then use a symlink to the desired folder if you choose.

See Also

• Mount a Windows Shared Folder on Linux with Samba
• Install Samba Server on Ubuntu
• Create a Samba User on Ubuntu
• Share Ubuntu Home Directories using Samba
• How to Share folders with your Ubuntu Virtual Machine (guest)

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