I have Fedora 28 and I am trying to mount documents from my Windows XP server.

4.2 Mounting by hand Test the Linux client by mounting (by hand) the "Shared Documents" folder for Server11Windows to (not yet existing) mount point /shares/Server11Windows. You will need to specify the following mount options (the man pages for mount and mount.cifs might be useful for this exercise): noperm, so that no permission checks are performed. vers-1.0, because Windows XP uses version 1.0 of the CIFS protocol. user-foo, because without specifying a user (even a bogus one), the CIFS mount will fail. guest, to avoid prompting for a password. Use the IP address of the Windows Server VM as the server name. Be sure that alice or bob can create, modify, or remove files in this shared directory (just like in Windows). Unmount this when it works. The smbclient utility is helpful for debugging, in Linux. 4.2 Mounting by hand Test the Linux client by mounting (by hand) the "Shared Documents" folder for Server11Windows to (not yet existing) mount point /shares/Server11Windows. You will need to specify the following mount options (the man pages for mount and mount.cifs might be useful for this exercise): noperm, so that no permission checks are performed. vers-1.0, because Windows XP uses version 1.0 of the CIFS protocol. user-foo, because without specifying a user (even a bogus one), the CIFS mount will fail. guest, to avoid prompting for a password. Use the IP address of the Windows Server VM as the server name. Be sure that alice or bob can create, modify, or remove files in this shared directory (just like in Windows). Unmount this when it works. The smbclient utility is helpful for debugging, in Linux