Linux command
mount.smb3 命令
安全
权限或系统影响较大，执行前请核对目标。
常用示例
Mount SMB3 share
sudo mount.smb3 -o username=[user] //[server]/[share] [/mnt/point]
Example
sudo mount.smb3 -o guest //[server]/[share] [/mnt/point]
Mount with credentials file
sudo mount.smb3 -o credentials=[/etc/samba/creds] //[server]/[share] [/mnt/point]
Mount with specific permissions
sudo mount.smb3 -o username=[user],uid=[1000],gid=[1000],file_mode=[0644],dir_mode=[0755] //[server]/[share] [/mnt/point]
Mount with encryption
sudo mount.smb3 -o username=[user],seal //[server]/[share] [/mnt/point]
说明
mount.smb3 mounts SMB3 network shares to local directories. It is a symbolic link to mount.cifs that is limited to the SMB3 filesystem. It can also be invoked via mount -t smb3. For older SMB versions, use mount.cifs with the vers= option instead.
参数
- username=_arg_
- Username for authentication. Defaults to the USER environment variable.
- password=_arg_
- Password for authentication. Using a credentials file is more secure.
- credentials=_filename_
- File containing username, password, and optionally domain.
- domain=_arg_
- Workgroup or domain for authentication.
- guest
- Connect without a password.
- sec=_mode_
- Security mode (krb5, krb5i, ntlmv2, ntlmv2i, ntlmssp, ntlmsspi, none).
- uid=_arg_
- Owner UID for files on the mounted share.
- gid=_arg_
- Owner GID for files on the mounted share.
- file_mode=_mode_
- Default file permissions (octal).
- dir_mode=_mode_
- Default directory permissions (octal).
- seal
- Enable SMB3 encryption for all data.
- vers=_version_
- SMB protocol version (3.0, 3.02, 3.1.1).
- cache=_mode_
- Cache mode (none, strict, loose).
- ro
- Mount read-only.
- rw
- Mount read-write.
- multiuser
- Allow different users to access the mount with individual credentials.
- nounix
- Disable Unix Extensions.
FAQ
What is the mount.smb3 command used for?
mount.smb3 mounts SMB3 network shares to local directories. It is a symbolic link to mount.cifs that is limited to the SMB3 filesystem. It can also be invoked via mount -t smb3. For older SMB versions, use mount.cifs with the vers= option instead.
How do I run a basic mount.smb3 example?
Run `sudo mount.smb3 -o username=[user] //[server]/[share] [/mnt/point]` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does username=_arg_ do in mount.smb3?
Username for authentication. Defaults to the USER environment variable.