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Contents 1 Solutions 1.1 Saving credentials to the keychain 1.2 Start up script 2 Acknowledgement

[edit] Solutions

[edit] Saving credentials to the keychain

1. Connect to the drive in the normal way
2. Add a short cut to the network drive. Place on desktop.
3. Add said short cut to the left-sidebar of Finder windows.
4. When you connect, hit the "Save in keychain" checkbox.
5. Open the User preferences and drag the volume's desktop icon into the Startup Items list - i.e. just drag the icon into the list of stuff you want done when you log in.

Once the credentials are saved it will automount the drive when it is needed.

[edit] Start up script

This works, but it doesn't automatically remount the drives if they are un-mounted. Which is fine, because it behaves in a way similar to what windows does.

1. Open the AppleScript editor and paste in the following:

try
tell application "Finder"
mount volume "smb://SERVERNAME;username:password@ip_address/sharename"
end tell
end try

1. Edit the script to reflect your specifics. Mount multiple drives by copying the try-->end try block and changing the server and/or sharename.
2. Select "Save as" and choose Application as the File Type. Uncheck start-up screen.
3. Then go to your User Preferences and accounts and add this application as a Startup Item.

[edit] Acknowledgement

Taken from Help me automount my smb share in Apple OS X reward inside but the site was down at the time when it was needed, so a simpler copy is placed here.