Samba mounting point

http://fixunix.com/ubuntu/543595-where-does-ubuntu-mount-samba-shares.html

Samba, you don't have it mounted. It is being routed through
fuse. If you want it to have a permanent (usable) mountpoint, set up
the mount in /etc/fstab. You can mount the shares anywhere you want,
but historically, /mnt is the normal place.

For instance, this is from my fstab:

//serverip/Public /mnt/airnas smbfs auto,_netdev,rw,credentials=filename 0 0

Also, be sure to have a file [filename] that has the username and
password listed, and has it's ownership set to root[root] with ONLY
owner having rw privs.