Mounting a SMB Share, what is the best command?

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I'm reviewing to take Linux+ in the next few weeks.
I've discovered that there are two ways to mount a Samba share:
The second one is using -t flag to set the smb file system. So them seem to me that they do the same thing, correct?
I've discovered that there are two ways to mount a Samba share:
smbmount //servername/sharename /mountdirectory -o username=mywindowsusername, password=mywindowspassword smbount -t smbfs //servname/sharename/mountdirectory -o username=mywindowsusername, password=mywindowspassword
The second one is using -t flag to set the smb file system. So them seem to me that they do the same thing, correct?
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Believe the smbmount -t smbfs is incorrect in the example that I am studying...
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"Its easier to deceive the masses then to convince the masses that they have been deceived."
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It appears that that's a typo. Do you have the errata for the book you're using?