Not reading network devices on Centos 7.6.1810

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joanazpeitia
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Re: Not reading network devices on Centos 7.6.1810

Post by joanazpeitia » 2019/01/23 16:29:15

The other computers that are on the same network under the same gateway and DNS.
Thanks Tunk

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Re: Not reading network devices on Centos 7.6.1810

Post by tunk » 2019/01/23 16:51:06

Please be more specific, do you e.g. mean: windows share, network share, windows remote desktop, or something else?
And are the other devices running windows?

joanazpeitia
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Re: Not reading network devices on Centos 7.6.1810

Post by joanazpeitia » 2019/01/23 17:02:47

Apologies Tunk.
I mean network share.
There are three devices I'd like to connect, two are running on Linux as a server and one is running on Windows as a server too.
Many thanks

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Re: Not reading network devices on Centos 7.6.1810

Post by joanazpeitia » 2019/01/24 16:53:59

Hi guys,

Finally I am able to read network devices pointing them on my fstab file in etc/fstab.conf.
Mounting the machines on fstab within this method made it work,
//machineIP/folder /home/desiredAlreadyCreatedFolder cifs vers=2.0,user,username=xxx,password=xxx,auto,rw,uid=500,suid 0 0
Not sure however, how to set up the vers area.
Not sure also if this is the best way to join a network already created that has windows machines and two server machines.
Any further advice would be grateful.
Many thanks for your previous help.
Best,

Joan

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Re: Not reading network devices on Centos 7.6.1810

Post by joanazpeitia » 2019/02/07 13:01:57

Hi,

A couple of weeks ago, I managed to mount the two servers. I post the two lines on my fstab file (root/etc/fstab) that made it work. I posted what worked for me in case is helpful for someone else. Many thanks for your help.

MOUNT LINUX SERVER
//serverip/serverfolder /localdirectory/localfolder cifs vers=2.0,user,username=admin,password=xxx,rw,auto,rw,uid=500,suid 0 0
MOUNT WINDOWS 2012 R2 SERVER
//192.168.1.11/ProgramData /home/_licenseServer cifs vers=3.02,user,username=Administrator,password=xxx,auto,rw,uid=500,suid 0 0

Cheers,

Joan

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