Can not mount - help

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hi all,

I'm new and i have have been assigned to lookafter a debian VMware by my boss.
I don't know much aboutdebian and one of the thin i need to do it to mount a drive from Novell server environment into debian. I was using the ncpmount command but it came back with "unauthorised workstation..." what does this mean? does this mean that I have to assign static IP or do I have to create a user which has permission to access the drive?

sorry it is very little infomation but any clue or help is much appreciated.

Thanks
Arda

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Re: Can not mount - help

Submitted by gabrielinux on Sat, 2008-10-25 09:50.

You probably need to login to eDirectory before you can use a shared drive. That means you have to setup your system to use eDirectory authentication.

Gabriel Monge-Franco
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http://gabriel.mongefranco.com

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