How to mount a Samba share over SSH with Windows 10 or 11 ?
by Xeratul from LinuxQuestions.org on (#6K2V8)
Hello,
We have a Raspberry Pi with SSH service. The port is 22.
The Pi has Samba (and SSH), which are installed.
Under Ubuntu, it is possible to mount with sshfs.
Code:cd ; mkdir my-pi-server ; sshfs pi@xxx.xx.xx.xx:/ my-pi-serverls and it works !
Code: cd ; ls my-pi-server---
Fine... Now under Win10 or Win11.
How would you perform this?
>win 10, there is NO Samba support without admin rights, i.e. by default.
Thank you
Kind regards
We have a Raspberry Pi with SSH service. The port is 22.
The Pi has Samba (and SSH), which are installed.
Under Ubuntu, it is possible to mount with sshfs.
Code:cd ; mkdir my-pi-server ; sshfs pi@xxx.xx.xx.xx:/ my-pi-serverls and it works !
Code: cd ; ls my-pi-server---
Fine... Now under Win10 or Win11.
How would you perform this?
>win 10, there is NO Samba support without admin rights, i.e. by default.
Thank you
Kind regards