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	==== CONSOLE access ====		==== CONSOLE access ====
	<pre>mount.cifs //server_ip/share_name /path/to/directory_name -o ~~user~~=guest ~~-o dom~~=workgroup		<pre>mount.cifs //server_ip/share_name /path/to/directory_name -o username=guest,domain=workgroup

	mount.cifs //server_domain_name/share_name /path/to/directory_name -o ~~user~~=guest ~~-o dom~~=workgroup</pre>		mount.cifs //server_domain_name/share_name /path/to/directory_name -o username=guest,domain=workgroup</pre>
	'''Example:'''		'''Example:'''
	<pre>mount.cifs //192.168.188.49/s1 /mnt/share/s1 -o ~~user~~=guest ~~-o dom~~=workgroup		<pre>mount.cifs //192.168.188.49/s1 /mnt/share/s1 -o username=guest,domain=workgroup

	mount.cifs //host1/s1 /mnt/share/s1 -o ~~user~~=guest ~~-o dom~~=workgroup</pre>		mount.cifs //host1/s1 /mnt/share/s1 -o username=guest,domain=workgroup</pre>
	== Log in to a share as a user. ==		== Log in to a share as a user. ==
	<div>To login to SMB shares as a user, the following construction is required:</div><div><br/></div><div>'''workgroup\user'''  or  '''domain\user'''</div>		<div>To login to SMB shares as a user, the following construction is required:</div><div><br/></div><div>'''workgroup\user'''  or  '''domain\user'''</div>
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	==== CONSOLE access ====		==== CONSOLE access ====
	<pre>mount.cifs //server_ip/share_name /path/to/directory_name -o ~~user~~=username ~~-o pass~~=password ~~-o dom~~=workgroup		<pre>mount.cifs //server_ip/share_name /path/to/directory_name -o username=username,password=password,domain=workgroup

	mount.cifs //server_domain_name/share_name /path/to/directory_name -o ~~user~~=username ~~-o pass~~=password ~~-o dom~~=workgroup</pre>		mount.cifs //server_domain_name/share_name /path/to/directory_name -o username=username,password=password,domain=workgroup</pre>
	'''Example:'''		'''Example:'''
	<pre>mount.cifs //192.168.188.49/s1 /mnt/share/s1 -o ~~user~~=username ~~-o pass~~=secretpass ~~-o dom~~=workgroup		<pre>mount.cifs //192.168.188.49/s1 /mnt/share/s1 -o username=username,password=secretpass,domain=workgroup

	mount.cifs //host1/s1 /mnt/share/s1 -o ~~user~~=username ~~-o pass~~=secretpass ~~-o dom~~=workgroup</pre>		mount.cifs //host1/s1 /mnt/share/s1 -o username=username,password=secretpass,domain=workgroup</pre>
	= Active Directory =		= Active Directory =

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	==== CONSOLE access ====		==== CONSOLE access ====
	<pre>mount.cifs //server_ip/share_name /path/to/directory_name -o ~~user~~=guest ~~-o dom~~=domain		<pre>mount.cifs //server_ip/share_name /path/to/directory_name -o username=guest,domain=domain

	mount.cifs //server_domain_name/share_name /path/to/directory_name -o ~~user~~=guest ~~-o dom~~=domain</pre>		mount.cifs //server_domain_name/share_name /path/to/directory_name -o username=guest,domain=domain</pre>
	'''Example:'''		'''Example:'''
	<pre>mount.cifs //192.168.188.49/s1 /mnt/share/s1 -o ~~user~~=guest ~~-o dom~~=domain		<pre>mount.cifs //192.168.188.49/s1 /mnt/share/s1 -o username=guest,domain=domain

	mount.cifs //host1/s1 /mnt/share/s1 -o ~~user~~=guest ~~-o dom~~=domain</pre>		mount.cifs //host1/s1 /mnt/share/s1 -o username=guest,domain=domain</pre>
	== Log in to a share as a user. ==		== Log in to a share as a user. ==

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	==== CONSOLE access ====		==== CONSOLE access ====
	<pre>mount.cifs //server_ip/share_name /path/to/directory_name -o ~~user~~=username ~~-o pass~~=password ~~-o dom~~=domain		<pre>mount.cifs //server_ip/share_name /path/to/directory_name -o username=username,password=password,domain=domain

	mount.cifs //server_domain_name/share_name /path/to/directory_name -o ~~user~~=username ~~-o pass~~=password ~~-o dom~~=domain</pre>		mount.cifs //server_domain_name/share_name /path/to/directory_name -o username=username,password=password,domain=domain</pre>
	'''Example:'''		'''Example:'''
	<pre>mount.cifs //192.168.188.49/s1 /mnt/share/s1 -o ~~user~~=username ~~-o pass~~=secretpass ~~-o dom~~=domain		<pre>mount.cifs //192.168.188.49/s1 /mnt/share/s1 -o username=username,password=secretpass,domain=domain

	mount.cifs //host1/s1 /mnt/share/s1 -o ~~user~~=username ~~-o pass~~=secretpass ~~-o dom~~=domain</pre>		mount.cifs //host1/s1 /mnt/share/s1 -o username=username,password=secretpass,domain=domain</pre>
	= macOS =		= macOS =

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= LDAP =

== Log in to a share as a guest. ==

To login to SMB shares as a guest, the following construction is required:

'''workgroup\guest''' or '''domain\guest'''
<div>where "workgroup" or "domain" is a specific name provided by the domain administrator.</div><div><br/></div>
=== From Windows client: ===

Accessing share: '''\\server_ip\share_name '''or '''\\server_domain_name\share_name'''

[[File:Workgroup guest.png]]

=== From Linux client: ===

==== GUI access ====

Accessing share: '''smb://server_ip/share_name '''or '''smb://server_domain_name/share_name'''

Select “'''Anonymous'''” connection and click “'''Connect'''”

==== CONSOLE access ====
<pre>mount.cifs //server_ip/share_name /path/to/directory_name -o user=guest -o dom=workgroup

mount.cifs //server_domain_name/share_name /path/to/directory_name -o user=guest -o dom=workgroup</pre>
'''Example:'''
<pre>mount.cifs //192.168.188.49/s1 /mnt/share/s1 -o user=guest -o dom=workgroup

mount.cifs //host1/s1 /mnt/share/s1 -o user=guest -o dom=workgroup</pre>
== Log in to a share as a user. ==
<div>To login to SMB shares as a user, the following construction is required:</div><div><br/></div><div>'''workgroup\user'''  or  '''domain\user'''</div>
where "workgroup" or "domain" is a specific name provided by the domain administrator.
<div><br/></div>
=== From Windows client: ===

Accessing share: '''\\server_ip\share_name '''or '''\\server_domain_name\share_name'''

'''[[File:Workgroup user1.png]]'''

=== From Linux client: ===

==== GUI access ====

Accessing share: '''smb://server_ip/share_name '''or '''smb://server_domain_name/share_name'''

Select “'''Registered'''” connection and enter:

'''Username''': username

'''Domain''': workgroup

'''Password''': secretpass

==== CONSOLE access ====
<pre>mount.cifs //server_ip/share_name /path/to/directory_name -o user=username -o pass=password -o dom=workgroup

mount.cifs //server_domain_name/share_name /path/to/directory_name -o user=username -o pass=password -o dom=workgroup</pre>
'''Example:'''
<pre>mount.cifs //192.168.188.49/s1 /mnt/share/s1 -o user=username -o pass=secretpass -o dom=workgroup

mount.cifs //host1/s1 /mnt/share/s1 -o user=username -o pass=secretpass -o dom=workgroup</pre>
= Active Directory =

== Log in to a share as a guest. ==
<div>To login to SMB shares as a guest, the following construction is required:</div><div><br/></div><div>'''domain\guest'''</div>
where "domain" is a specific name provided by the domain administrator.
<div><br/></div><div><div>'''Important! '''In case of logging to share as a guest in the SMB protocol, the guest account should be enabled in Active Directory. Otherwise, connection to that share will be denied and the following error in Samba logs occurs: NT_STATUS_ACCOUNT_DISABLED</div><div><br/></div><div>
=== From Windows client: ===
<div>Accessing share: '''\\server_ip\share_name '''or '''\\server_domain_name\share_name'''<br/></div>
'''[[File:Domain guest.png]]'''

=== From Linux client: ===

==== GUI access ====

Accessing share: '''smb://server_ip/share_name '''or '''smb://server_domain_name/share_name'''

Select “'''Anonymous'''” connection and click “'''Connect'''”

==== CONSOLE access ====
<pre>mount.cifs //server_ip/share_name /path/to/directory_name -o user=guest -o dom=domain

mount.cifs //server_domain_name/share_name /path/to/directory_name -o user=guest -o dom=domain</pre>
'''Example:'''
<pre>mount.cifs //192.168.188.49/s1 /mnt/share/s1 -o user=guest -o dom=domain

mount.cifs //host1/s1 /mnt/share/s1 -o user=guest -o dom=domain</pre>
== Log in to a share as a user. ==

<span style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0); font-family: sans-serif; font-size: 12.8px">To login to SMB shares as a user, the following construction is required:</span>

<div style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0); font-family: sans-serif; font-size: 12.8px">'''domain\user'''</div>
where "domain" is a specific name provided by the domain administrator.

=== From Windows client: ===

Accessing share: '''\\server_ip\share_name '''or '''\\server_domain_name\share_name'''

'''[[File:Domain user.png]]'''

=== From Linux client: ===

==== GUI access ====

Accessing share: '''smb://server_ip/share_name '''or '''smb://server_domain_name/share_name'''

Select “'''Registered'''” connection and enter:

'''Username''': username

'''Domain''': domain

'''Password''': secretpass

==== CONSOLE access ====
<pre>mount.cifs //server_ip/share_name /path/to/directory_name -o user=username -o pass=password -o dom=domain

mount.cifs //server_domain_name/share_name /path/to/directory_name -o user=username -o pass=password -o dom=domain</pre>
'''Example:'''
<pre>mount.cifs //192.168.188.49/s1 /mnt/share/s1 -o user=username -o pass=secretpass -o dom=domain

mount.cifs //host1/s1 /mnt/share/s1 -o user=username -o pass=secretpass -o dom=domain</pre>
= macOS =

The following methods work for LDAP and AD as well.
<div>'''Log in to share as a guest.'''</div><div>
#From the '''Go''' menu, click '''Connect to Server'''.
#In the '''Connect to Server''' window, enter the share address in the following way: '''smb://server_ip/share_name '''or '''smb://server_domain_name/share_name'''
#In the next window, click connect as '''Guest'''.
#Click '''Connect'''.
</div><div>'''Log in to a share as a user.'''</div>
#From the '''Go''' menu, click '''Connect to Server'''.
#In the '''Connect to Server''' window, enter the share address in the following way: '''smb://server_ip/share_name '''or '''smb://server_domain_name/share_name'''
#In the next window, click connect as '''Registered User'''.
#Enter credentials: '''Username'''<span style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0); font-family: sans-serif; font-size: 12.8px">: username</span> '''Password''': secretpass and click '''Connect'''.
</div></div>
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