smbclient/smbmount 

samba does not need to be running to use these commands


/usr/local/samba/bin/smbclient -L  antiope

telnet 192.168.1.10 139

/usr/local/samba/bin/smbclient  //antiope/c

/usr/local/samba/bin/nmblookup antiope


Let us say that you wish to tunnel the smbclient through ssh.
1. Set up the ssh tunnel

   ssh -l simon -L 1100:smb.cs.toronto.edu:139 qew.cs.toronto.edu

2.  Run smbclient as follows:

   smbclient //localhost/<username> -p 1100 -U <username>

Let us say that you wish to use smbmount to mount your $HOME directory from off campus.
This requires an SSH tunnel, since only port 22 is allowed through our firewall.

1.  Set up the ssh tunnel

    ssh -l <username> -L 1100:smb.cs.toronto.edu:139 qew.cs.toronto.edu
   
2.  Create a directory under /mnt on your local machine to serve as your mount point (i.e. /mnt/mysmbmnt)

3.  Run the smbmount command:

    smbmount //localhost/<username> /mnt/mysmbmnt -o port=1100,username=<username>

4.  In order to unmount your $HOME directory

     smbumount /mnt/mysmbmnt