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load the smbclient. Check out the man page. You will be able to authenticate to the windows machine, otherwise, you only get read rights.
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what do you mean by load smbclient?
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here's what I get<br />
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'smbclient' is not recognized as an internal or external command,<br />
operable program or batch file.
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You need to make sure that the location is exported with read write access for your client's hostname on the unix server side. 
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I have unix server ABC.corp.com<br />
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I enabled &quot;NFS for Client&quot; under control panel and mounted the NFS on s:<br />
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mount -o fileaccess=777 &nbsp;\\ABC.corp.emc.com\dir1\di<wbr />r2 &nbsp;s:<br />
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I can go to s: and access the files but I cannot modify it. looks like they are read only files after mounting it. How can I have write access
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I have unix server ABC.corp.com

I enabled "NFS for Client" under control panel and mounted the NFS on s:

mount -o fileaccess=777  \\ABC.corp.emc.com\dir1\dir2  s:

I can go to s: and access the files but I cannot modify it. looks like they are read only files after mounting it. How can I have write access

load the smbclient. Check out the man page. You will be able to authenticate to the windows machine, otherwise, you only get read rights.

here&#39;s what I get

&#39;smbclient&#39; is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.

You need to make sure that the location is exported with read write access for your client&#39;s hostname on the unix server side. 

unix mount

I have unix server ABC.corp.com

I enabled &quot;NFS for Client&quot; under control panel and mounted the NFS on s:

mount -o fileaccess=777  \\ABC.corp.emc.com\dir1\dir2  s:

I can go to s: and access the files but I cannot modify it. looks like they are read only files after mounting it. How can I have write access

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