Networking Linux

Mount share on linux bash:
First create a mount point:
sudo mkdir /MOUNTPOINT
Then mount as follows:
sudo mount -t cifs -o user=USERNAME //IP_NUMBER/SHARENAME /MOUNTPOINT

On the source machine:
Step 1.
ssh-keygen -t rsa -C %user%@%target% Enter a passphrase if you want, it is not necessary
Step 2.
cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub | ssh %user%@%target% 'cat >> .ssh/authorized_keys'

Authorized Keys file on target machine
.ssh/authorized_keys is a file on the target machine and should be mode 600.

Related: Using multiple ssh private keys

• First generate the key with ssh-keygen
• Create following file ~/.ssh/config.
• Enter following information:
  

  Host %enter_a_nice_name%
                   HostName %target%
                   User %username%
                   IdentityFile ~/.ssh/%generated_key_file% (normally in ~/.ssh directory)

• Do this for your multiple target hosts

You need following packages:

apt-get install gvfs-fuse
apt-get install samba cifs-utils
apt-get install gvfs-backends