Provides you with a list of modules that are available. This command commonly requires more information. I would also suggest reading the mount and fstab man pages. Does a DNS lookup on the domain name or ip address supplied. Edit a file using a fairly user friendly text editor.
Flood pings a domain or ip address.
Shows all user process and PID in a tree format spanning off of the parent process. Display your current directory. Forcefully remove a directory and the files within. Also make sure that your smb.conf file is configured properly. The above variant of the smbmount command allows you to not have to edit your hosts file and also works in some cases where the simplified command does not work properly.