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//<WIN_PC_NAME>/<WIN_PC_SHARE> /<WIN_PC_DATA_DIR> smbfs
rw,gid=nmruser,dmask=775,credentials=<FILEX>,user 1 2
This is one line between smbfs and rw is a space. The option gid=nmrus-
er,dmask=775
gives full control to the user and the group, others get read and
execute.
10.10.4 Mounting Windows 2000/XP partitions from a Linux host using NFS
This requires that the NFS server is installed on the Windows PC. If this PC is con-
trolling a spectrometer, the Hummingbird NFS Server is already installed. The par-
tition C:\Bruker\Diskless\clients\spect is mounted via NFS by the
spectrometer CCU (which is a UNIX host). In the same way, you can mount any
Windows 2000/XP partition or directory on any UNIX or Linux host. Proceed as
follows:
1. Export the Windows 2000/XP partition as described in Installation Guide for
Windows XP.
2. On the Linux host:
a) Open a shell
b) Type su to become superuser
c) Create a mount directory, e.g. mkdir /ntdata
d) mount the partition, e.g.:
mount nthost:/c/data /ntdata
Note that if the pathname on the Windows 2000/XP host contains upper case
letters, these must also be specified with the mount command.
10.10.5 FTP and Telnet
The security level of ftp and telnet are not very high. Because of this, these serv-
ices are not installed on a typical R
ED HAT ENTERPRISE LINUX WS 4 installation.
The modern and secure alternative is SSH.
If you want to install ftp and telnet services see chapter 15.3
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