Mounting Remote Windows Share

[pascone]

I am trying to access Windows Shares \\<Server>\<Share> from my QNAP but can't figure out where this is accomplished? I played with Iscsi on both the QNAP and Windows side with no luck.
Is there a walkthrough somewhere?
Thanks!

[schumaku]

Thre is no simple click and shoot solution on the NAS Web UI available.

You can temporarely mount a Windows share form the command line. Assuming you intend to access the remote share as part of an existing share:

[~] # mkdir /share/Public/WindowsShare
[~] # mount.cifs //192.168.12.34/sharename /share/Public/WindowsShare -o username=user,password=pass

[tstein]

How do you mount the share permanently on every boot-up?

[trejder]

I don't know, if this will help you, but for a completely different purpose, I use following script:

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mount -t ext2 /dev/mtdblock5 /tmp/config
nano /tmp/config/autorun.sh
umount /tmp/config

(replace nano with vi or any other text editor, if you don't have nano installed)

This script mounts flash memory, opens 'autorun.sh' in nano, saves changes after closing nano and unmounts memory.

This is solution my friend made for me, so I don't know much details. But it works fine. Whatever I put into authorun.sh is executed every time I restart my QNAP.