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Connect your Unix computer to Windows, Samba or any other SMB/CIFS Server. Sharity is a cross platform network file system, mounting Windows shares transparently - just as if they were part of your local hard disk.

You are the only one working on a Unix computer in your company and need to access the company’s file server, which is based on Windows? View this and other implementation examples of Sharity.

Not sure which solution for a cross platform network file system to choose? Compare Sharity to other network solutions like Samba’s smbclient, NFS, Samba’s smbmount or Apple’s SMB client in Mac OS X.

Feature Overview

Built-in trial mode and free student licenses available.
Superset of Linux smbmount/smbfs functionality.
Built-in trial mode without time limit.
Access to directories exported by Windows 95, 98, ME, NT, 2000, 2003, XP, Samba, and other servers.
Automatic resource location: Network browsing similar to Windows Network Neighborhood.
Available for Sun Solaris, HP-UX, SGI IRIX, IBM AIX, Linux, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, Tru64 Unix and Mac OS X. Others on request.
Secure authentication with NTLM, NTLMv2, NTLMSSP and Kerberos.
Supports Microsoft’s DFS (Distributed File System).
Access to Windows 2000 domains: Active Directory browsing and Kerberos authentication.
Tools to read and modify Windows Access Control Lists (ACLs).
User interaction with Graphic User Interface (GUI) or command line.
Keychain database for managing server, share and domain passwords.
Internationalized for English and German, character set conversion for Asian encodings.