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Mount-t cifs-o username= "WEB", password= "1qaz2wsx" / / 192.168.10.209/svnbackup//mnt/svnbackup

Note: windows shares must be accessed by user name and password, and sharing users must have full permissions.

Username: user name

Password: password

-t the mount type selected when mounting the cifs:linux

/ / 192.168.10.209/svnbackup: Mount source

/ mnt/svnbackup: Mount point

/ etc/fstab is written:

/ / 192.168.10.209/svnbackup / mnt/svnbackup cifs username=WEB,password=1qaz2wsx 0 0

Question 1:

Appears when mounting: mount is not a valid block device

Cause of the problem: this is caused by no cifs tools installed on the system

Solution: yum install cifs-utils-y

Question 2:

Will appear when mounting: mount cannot allocate memory

Cause of the problem: this is due to the limitation of the windows system, when the files mounted into Linux are too large, it will cause insufficient memory allocation.

Solution:

After opening the registry with regedit, make the following changes

1. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\ SYSTEM\ CurrentControlSet\ Control\ Session Manager\ Memory Management\ LargeSystemCache is set to "1".

two。 "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\ SYSTEM\ CurrentControlSet\ Services\ LanmanServer\ Parameters\ Size" is set to "3".

3. After modifying the registry, you need to restart the server

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