HT4829: OS X: Mounting shared folders using an smb URL or the mount_smbfs command
Learn about OS X: Mounting shared folders using an smb URL or the mount_smbfs command
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Jan 31, 2013 9:25 AM in response to Filmoproby alistairmcmillan,My guess is that the path you are trying to map is something like smb://servername/sharename$/folder1/folder2. Try creating a new share that points directly to folder2. So that you can map directly to smb://servername/sharename$ and access the software.
That's the issue we had. Our problem mappings were something like smb://servername/sharename$/folder1/folder2 and our users had permissions to folder2 but not folder1 or the folder mapped to sharename$. Changing the permissions on folder1 and the folder mapped to sharename$ wasn't an option because that would affect other things. But creating new shares that point directly to folder2 allowed our Mac users into the folders they needed access to.