Need to mount an SMB network share from the command line of MacOS? There are a few different approaches to mount SMB shares from the command line, and we’ll cover two different methods to mount network shares on the Mac using Terminal.

Many users rely on SMB for file sharing between Mac and Windows PC or Linux, but SMB is also used by many Macs, so you may find a variety of networking situations where you’d want to mount an SMB share. While you can certainly connect to and mount network shares through the Finder, many circumstances exist where performing this…