This setup will let you access a file share located on a remote network by mounting it with your Linksys router running Tomato firmware.
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[*:1sy32nb4]Access your router’s web page. [/*:m:1sy32nb4]
[*:1sy32nb4]Scroll down the list on the left, find [b:1sy32nb4]Administration, [/b:1sy32nb4]click it. [/*:m:1sy32nb4]
[*:1sy32nb4]Under [b:1sy32nb4]Administration, [/b:1sy32nb4]click [b:1sy32nb4]CIFS Client[/b:1sy32nb4].
“\\IPADDRESS-OF-SHARE\SHARE-NAME [/*:m:1sy32nb4]
[*:1sy32nb4]With the new page in front of you, set up CIFS as follows: [/*:m:1sy32nb4][/list:u:1sy32nb4]
[img:1sy32nb4]http://localgeek.is-a-geek.com/forum/richedit/upload/2k19e2677257.jpg[/img:1sy32nb4]
(The above values will be to access the Shared folder on the Server).
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[*:1sy32nb4]Leave [b:1sy32nb4]Domain [/b:1sy32nb4]blank, unless you are running a Domain and authenticate to it. [/*:m:1sy32nb4]
[*:1sy32nb4][b:1sy32nb4]Execute when mounted[/b:1sy32nb4], leave blank also. [/*:m:1sy32nb4]
[*:1sy32nb4]Click [b:1sy32nb4]Save [/b:1sy32nb4]at the bottom, verify the router reports space on the share. [/*:m:1sy32nb4][/list:u:1sy32nb4]
Now that the share has been setup, it’s time to setup the connection to it. For this, we’ll use [b:1sy32nb4]WinSCP[/b:1sy32nb4] (Portable).
Create a new connection and configure as shown below.
[img:1sy32nb4]http://localgeek.is-a-geek.com/forum/richedit/upload/2kae0815fd2a.jpg[/img:1sy32nb4]
[img:1sy32nb4]http://localgeek.is-a-geek.com/forum/richedit/upload/2ka4042b6a8d.jpg[/img:1sy32nb4]
[img:1sy32nb4]http://localgeek.is-a-geek.com/forum/richedit/upload/2k9e3f70f57e.jpg[/img:1sy32nb4]
[img:1sy32nb4]http://localgeek.is-a-geek.com/forum/richedit/upload/2k90f1516b36.jpg[/img:1sy32nb4]
If you receive an error about looking up [i:1sy32nb4]User Groups[/i:1sy32nb4], go to the [b:1sy32nb4]SCP/Shell[/b:1sy32nb4] tab, and deselect the [b:1sy32nb4]Lookup user groups[/b:1sy32nb4] option.