rmsmbcmnt Command

Purpose

Removes a Server Message Block (SMB) client file system entry from the /etc/filesystems file and unmounts the SMB client file system if the SMB client file system is mounted.

Syntax

rmsmbcmnt -f MountPoint [-B | -N | -I]

Description

The rmsmbcmnt command removes an SMB client file system entry from the /etc/filesystems file. If the SMB client file system is mounted, the rmsmbcmnt command unmounts it.

Flags

-B: Removes the corresponding SMB client file system entry from the /etc/filesystems file, and unmounts the SMB client file system. This is the default setting.
-f MountPoint: Specifies the path name of the SMB client mount point.
-I: Does not unmount the file system, but removes the entry from /etc/filesystems file, only if the filesystem is already unmounted.
-N: Unmounts the SMB client file system, but does not remove the SMB entry from the /etc/filesystems file.

Exit status

0: The command completed successfully.
>0: An error occurred.

Example

To remove the SMB entry that is mounted over the /mnt mount point, and to unmount the SMB client file system, enter the following command:

rmsmbcmnt -f /mnt

Location

/usr/sbin/rmsmbcmnt

Files

/etc/filesystems: Stores the SMB client file system entry that contains the SMB client mount points.