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use smbmount from Samba <a href="http://www.samba.org/" rel="ugc">http://www.samba.org/</a>
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use smbmount from Samba http://www.samba.org/ [http://www.samba.org/]

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Thanks,<br />
I will have to work with the software I have.<br />
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UNIX, NT, NFS
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Thanks,
I will have to work with the software I have.

UNIX, NT, NFS

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AFAIK Maestro can be setup to be a NFS server on NT, then mount works as usual on UNIX.<br />
Otherwise there is no way except your UNIX flaviour supports SMB.<br />

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AFAIK Maestro can be setup to be a NFS server on NT, then mount works as usual on UNIX.
Otherwise there is no way except your UNIX flaviour supports SMB.


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If your only aim is to transfer files between the two systems, easiest way is via a batch file using &quot;FTP&quot;, this could be run from either end, and avoids all problems of crossmounting filesystems.
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If your only aim is to transfer files between the two systems, easiest way is via a batch file using "FTP", this could be run from either end, and avoids all problems of crossmounting filesystems.

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I will close this Q, thanks all, I use NFS Maestro.
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I will close this Q, thanks all, I use NFS Maestro.

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you use Maestro !<br />
and what has this to do with the graded suggestion?<br />
Could you please explain.
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you use Maestro !
and what has this to do with the graded suggestion?
Could you please explain.

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I use NFS Maestro to link to a unix drive on a pc, but now I need the opposite.<br />
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I need a drive for example /dataonnt in unix so that i can save files to the nt pc in scripts. <br />
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Who knows ? 
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I use NFS Maestro to link to a unix drive on a pc, but now I need the opposite.

I need a drive for example /dataonnt in unix so that i can save files to the nt pc in scripts. 

Who knows ? 

How can I mount a drive on an NT PC in  UNIX ?

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