How to setup mount and sshfs in windows?

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Hello!
Linux has a mount command that can mount one folder on one partition to another folder on another partition. It is also possible to mount a server or smb (shared folder) to the ftp folder and an analogue of mount - sshfs, which can mount the sftp (scp) folder and all services and programs see the folder as local. Well, mount has a lot of functionality. How to do it on Windows? Help me please!
Thanks in advance for your replies!!!

Answer 1

https://github.com/billziss-gh/sshfs-win

Answer 2

There are practically no third-party file system drivers in Windows. the microsoftware itself is not interested in this, the rest do it according to the residual principle, there is an ext * btrfs driver, a bit highly specialized, and FSE.
accordingly, the mount command is not needed. everything is done manually through the graphical interface, after all, Windows, and not some kind of naked console :)
there is a similar functionality in net (connecting shared folders) and diskpart
, so use the graphical interface, or Windows.

Answer 3

Play around with https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/insta...

Answer 4

smb is Windows' native shared folder protocol. You can mount smb in Windows with the mouse through "connect a network drive".
To mount via ssh, take here https://github.com/billziss-gh/sshfs-win