Hi Chandu,
Simply mount a Windows share on the Linux box:
sudo mkdir /media/windows-share
sudo mount -t smbfs -o workgroup=WINDOWS-DOMAIN,username=NTUSERNAME //windows-server/share-name /media/windows-share
Assuming:
WINDOWS-DOMAIN is you Windows domain, such as defined in your username when you specify your uname DOMAIN\user
NTUSERNAME is your username, without the DOMAIN\ prefix
//windows-server is the hostname of your windows server, or its ip address
share-name is the name of the windows share
Note that windows-share is just a folder name, you can use any, provided you use the same in all commands ;-)
Then to actually copy the files:
cp /path/to/files /media/windows-share/destination/path
You can also specify the share in /etc/fstab that way it will survive a reboot, however, you will have to specify a password.
Another, much better option would be to install an ssh server on the Windows server, that way you could configure certificate authentication, no passwords come into play. Ask your Unix/Linux admins, they can set that up in 5 minutes.
Regards,
HP
PS: Do not do this without liaising with your Unix/Linux admins ... ;-)
