CIFS mount using Domain Acct and unmounting an instance of CIFS

[Gene Laoyan]

I am trying to mount to a windows share using CIFS. I can mount to a share using local system credentials with the following command...
cifsmount /// / -U Administrator -P password

But I want to mount to a "DFS Root" and use Active Directory Domain credentials.

I tried the following...
cifsmount //mydomain.net/stuff /winshare -U mydomain.net\username -P password
I get the following...
"LOC: Connection lost"

How can I do this?
A step by step method would be best to help me understand it.


Also, If I have two shares mounted via cifs, say /mountA and /mountB, how do I unmount only one of them, say mountB?

Thanks

[Steven E. Protter]

Shalom,

smb.conf needs to say security = ads

Then it should work, though DFS is a bit of a pain to work with.

SEP

[Gene Laoyan]

That setting is currently as you state.

What else can I check?