Make a new folder for your mount::

``mkdir /Volumes/[folder name]``

Open the master autofs file for editing::

``sudo nano /etc/auto_master``

Add the following line::

``/- auto_smb``

This tells autofs to look for /etc/auto_smb and use it's configuration. Now we'll edit that file and add our share::

sudo nano /etc/auto_smb

Add a line for your share::

``/Volumes/[folder name] -fstype=smbfs,soft ://[user]:[pass]@[server]/[share]``

The [folder name] should probably be the same as [share]. The [pass] should be url-encoded if it contains special characters.

For security reasons, only root should be able to read /etc/auto_smb, so::

``sudo chmod 600 /etc/auto_smb``

You can choose where to put a link, but the desktop makes sense for most people::

``ln -s /Volumes/[folder name] ~/Desktop/``