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- How can I access files of an SMB share if I have the IP?
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- Sending files over Samba with command line
Use smbclient, a program that comes with Samba: $ smbclient server share -c 'cd c: remote path ; put local-file' There are many flags, such as -U to allow the remote user name to be different from the local one On systems that split Samba into multiple binary packages, you may have the Samba servers installed yet still be missing smbclient
- Using get to transfer contents of folders using smbclient
Using smbclient and the 'get' command to move files from a Windows network share over to a Linux box I can smbclient from Linux to the network share and bring individual files over by doing something like: smb: \Source\> get 'filename txt' This automatically drops the file into whatever current directory I'm in on Linux - which is perfect
- How to mount a windows samba windows share under Linux?
Install support packages: smbclient and cif-utils: sudo apt-get install smbclient sudo apt-get install cifs-utils Create target directory to mount remote share: sudo mkdir -p mnt my_mount_dir Mount remote folder:
- install samba client (smbclient) without the daemon
In Debian, smbclient is in its own package (along with other command-line utilities), so no need for the winbind dependency In CentOS 6, it's lumped in with all the Samba client-side tools, some of which do require samba-winbind
- Smbclient protocol negotiation failed - Unix Linux Stack Exchange
In last release of Kali there is an issue I encountered too In order to get smbclientto work you need to edit the SMB configuration file And then at least mine worked I'm using vi to I edit the config file as follows: vi etc samba smb conf You need to add the following settings under GLOBAL:
- smbclient throws ERROR NT_STATUS_IO_TIMEOUT
I also had this problem when doing the WINDOWS FUNDAMENTALS module in HTB To fix this, when you RDP into the Windows machine just turn off the firewall and you'll not only be able to ping the box but your smbclient command will work too
- bash - smbclient copy from linux to windows (SMB) - Unix Linux Stack . . .
smbclient -W WORKGROUP --user='admin%admin$123' -c "lcd data;recurse;mput directory" " 192 168 1 1 share" Rationale: to copy a directory with its contents, you'll need to enable recursion with recurse and use mput as you will be copying multiple files
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