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So as the name suggest, I'm looking for a way of displaying all shared folders on all shared machines in a local MS Windows network.
I can list shares on a known windows machine with:
smbclient -L //SERVER -U username
This shows me a list of shares on that server, and I can then connect it via mounting cifs, or simply connecting to the share through Thunar.
But I cannot list all machines in the network sharing folders like this.
I have a "Windows Network" icon in Thunar, but that only lists my own share which I have configured with samba. On MS Windows, it is possible to see all "nearby" machines offering shared folders, I can easily browse them, etc.
Since I can list shares with smbclient, that would be the icing on the cake, but I definitely need a way to list all available Windows computers in a network. Graphical or command line, both are alright, I'd actually prefer both.
I tried nmblookup but this does list only a few machines on the network I don't have access to. The machines with the shares I need, don't show up at all.
Also, smbtree shows up nothing, but the Windows shares are visible to all other Windows users.
Also, avahi-browse -a also doesn't return anything besides the shares already visible in Thunar, which is far from all of them.
networking windows samba smb shared-folders
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So as the name suggest, I'm looking for a way of displaying all shared folders on all shared machines in a local MS Windows network.
I can list shares on a known windows machine with:
smbclient -L //SERVER -U username
This shows me a list of shares on that server, and I can then connect it via mounting cifs, or simply connecting to the share through Thunar.
But I cannot list all machines in the network sharing folders like this.
I have a "Windows Network" icon in Thunar, but that only lists my own share which I have configured with samba. On MS Windows, it is possible to see all "nearby" machines offering shared folders, I can easily browse them, etc.
Since I can list shares with smbclient, that would be the icing on the cake, but I definitely need a way to list all available Windows computers in a network. Graphical or command line, both are alright, I'd actually prefer both.
I tried nmblookup but this does list only a few machines on the network I don't have access to. The machines with the shares I need, don't show up at all.
Also, smbtree shows up nothing, but the Windows shares are visible to all other Windows users.
Also, avahi-browse -a also doesn't return anything besides the shares already visible in Thunar, which is far from all of them.
networking windows samba smb shared-folders
asked Mar 2 '18 at 12:34
polemonpolemon
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So as the name suggest, I'm looking for a way of displaying all shared folders on all shared machines in a local MS Windows network.
I can list shares on a known windows machine with:
smbclient -L //SERVER -U username
This shows me a list of shares on that server, and I can then connect it via mounting cifs, or simply connecting to the share through Thunar.
But I cannot list all machines in the network sharing folders like this.
I have a "Windows Network" icon in Thunar, but that only lists my own share which I have configured with samba. On MS Windows, it is possible to see all "nearby" machines offering shared folders, I can easily browse them, etc.
Since I can list shares with smbclient, that would be the icing on the cake, but I definitely need a way to list all available Windows computers in a network. Graphical or command line, both are alright, I'd actually prefer both.
I tried nmblookup but this does list only a few machines on the network I don't have access to. The machines with the shares I need, don't show up at all.
Also, smbtree shows up nothing, but the Windows shares are visible to all other Windows users.
Also, avahi-browse -a also doesn't return anything besides the shares already visible in Thunar, which is far from all of them.
networking windows samba smb shared-folders
asked Mar 2 '18 at 12:34
polemonpolemon
6,0136 gold badges44 silver badges84 bronze badges
So as the name suggest, I'm looking for a way of displaying all shared folders on all shared machines in a local MS Windows network.
I can list shares on a known windows machine with:
smbclient -L //SERVER -U username
This shows me a list of shares on that server, and I can then connect it via mounting cifs, or simply connecting to the share through Thunar.
But I cannot list all machines in the network sharing folders like this.
I have a "Windows Network" icon in Thunar, but that only lists my own share which I have configured with samba. On MS Windows, it is possible to see all "nearby" machines offering shared folders, I can easily browse them, etc.
Since I can list shares with smbclient, that would be the icing on the cake, but I definitely need a way to list all available Windows computers in a network. Graphical or command line, both are alright, I'd actually prefer both.
I tried nmblookup but this does list only a few machines on the network I don't have access to. The machines with the shares I need, don't show up at all.
Also, smbtree shows up nothing, but the Windows shares are visible to all other Windows users.
Also, avahi-browse -a also doesn't return anything besides the shares already visible in Thunar, which is far from all of them.
networking windows samba smb shared-folders
networking windows samba smb shared-folders
asked Mar 2 '18 at 12:34
polemonpolemon
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asked Mar 2 '18 at 12:34
polemonpolemon
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asked Mar 2 '18 at 12:34
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asked Mar 2 '18 at 12:34
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I use Manjaro 18 with xfce and Thunar File manager.
I found that manually typing:
smb://SERVER_IP/...
into the path bar of the file manager window finally mounted the shared network in the sidebar of the window.
(running ~$ <name_of_file_manager> smb://SERVER_IP in a terminal will also work)
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I use Manjaro 18 with xfce and Thunar File manager.
I found that manually typing:
smb://SERVER_IP/...
into the path bar of the file manager window finally mounted the shared network in the sidebar of the window.
(running ~$ <name_of_file_manager> smb://SERVER_IP in a terminal will also work)
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I use Manjaro 18 with xfce and Thunar File manager.
I found that manually typing:
smb://SERVER_IP/...
into the path bar of the file manager window finally mounted the shared network in the sidebar of the window.
(running ~$ <name_of_file_manager> smb://SERVER_IP in a terminal will also work)
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I use Manjaro 18 with xfce and Thunar File manager.
I found that manually typing:
smb://SERVER_IP/...
into the path bar of the file manager window finally mounted the shared network in the sidebar of the window.
(running ~$ <name_of_file_manager> smb://SERVER_IP in a terminal will also work)
answered 4 hours ago
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I use Manjaro 18 with xfce and Thunar File manager.
I found that manually typing:
smb://SERVER_IP/...
into the path bar of the file manager window finally mounted the shared network in the sidebar of the window.
(running ~$ <name_of_file_manager> smb://SERVER_IP in a terminal will also work)
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