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I have a mac running os x and I need to mount two windows fileservers. &nbsp;When I mount them via command-K &nbsp;smb://server1/prod <br />
smb://server2/prod<br />
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they show up as same icon(prod) in the sidebar and I have no way of distinguishing(SP) between the two. &nbsp;I've tried mounting 1 directory deeper(prod/proj) but the icon still shows up as the root folder (prod).<br />
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I've thought about using custom icons but these disappear when I dismount the server. &nbsp;Also looked into a utility called smb manager 1.5 but this didn't help. &nbsp;<br />
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How do I rename a mounted smb/cifs share?
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I have a mac running os x and I need to mount two windows fileservers.  When I mount them via command-K  smb://server1/prod 
smb://server2/prod

they show up as same icon(prod) in the sidebar and I have no way of distinguishing(SP) between the two.  I've tried mounting 1 directory deeper(prod/proj) but the icon still shows up as the root folder (prod).

I've thought about using custom icons but these disappear when I dismount the server.  Also looked into a utility called smb manager 1.5 but this didn't help.  

How do I rename a mounted smb/cifs share?

How do I rename a mounted smb/cifs share on os x?

Mac OS X is the desktop operating system from Apple Inc., found on Macintosh computers. OS X consists of a Mach/BSD-based kernel, operating system interfaces primarily based on FreeBSD and additional frameworks (written in C, C++ and Objective-C providing user interface and application-level services.