Mount NTFS Partition

Hej!
How can I mount a NTFS partition under Solaris 10?
thx

NTFS = New Tecnology File System is completly different from the FAT32.
FAT and FAT32 is from the old DOS Systems. DOS was removed as a OS on Windows NT. Support for DOS remains in NT as a NTVDM. NT Virtual Dos Machine that runs as a Subprocess on top of the NT. kernel.
There exists a driver for the NTFS somwhere on internet, I tried it a copule of years ago on a Solaris8. The driver was then a readonly driver. I have lost the driver now, but info about it should be possible to find on internet with google or similar.
This applys to localy mounting a NTFS.
When mounting over the network, its different. The filesystem on the network does not use FAT or NTFS.
Insted it uses NETBios (MSB). Samba has a client for this, if I remember correct.
But it would be better install a NFS Server software on the Windows OS.

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