1. Add neccessary lines to /etc/hosts on the server so it can see the Windows server(s) in question.  Examples:

10.222.160.32   germanium.srds.com      germanium
10.222.161.32   germanium2.srds.com     germanium2
10.222.161.140  ktdesappsrvr.srds.com   ktdesappsrvr

2. Run mount commands as root like these:

mount -t cifs //germanium2/users/yourid01 /H/ -o username=yourid01,domain=kt.group.local,iocharset=utf8,file_mode=0777,dir_mode=0777
mount -t cifs //ktdesappsrvr/apps /Z/ -o username=yourid01,domain=kt.group.local,iocharset=utf8,file_mode=0777,dir_mode=0777

(Replace "yourid01" with your own AD network ID and the H and Z with the drive letter of your choice.)