RQM: Add shared resource from Windows to RQM server on Linux?

The way to do it is to mount the windows share using smb (the protocol used for windows share). This article gives an example of mounting a windows share on to a linux file system:

If that doesn't work, another way to mount a windows share on linux is via Samba's smbmount command. 

Once the windows share is mounted, it appears in the local filesystem structure of linux.  If your mount point is /mnt/win, then that is the location that you would configure RQM to use as the share location.  To RQM this will appear as a local directory and will work via shared resource locations.

Here is an example command for RHEL 6 machine.
mount -t cifs //machinename/tneal -o username=userid,password=XXXXXX /mnt/WinShare

Note that if you need to use domain id/password then specify the username in the form id@domain.  Also note that the mount(8) command usually requires root(super-user) access to execute.  After the above command is executed you can access the files in the Windows share via /mnt/WinShare (or whatever directory you specify).

Thanks Kurtis and Tom to help me compile this answer.

There are two things to do:

1) Use CIFS to mount the Windows share on Linux
2) If you are using CLM 4.0.2 and IBM HTTPS as reverse proxy server with WAS , obtain the fix for PMR "77033,057,649" to patch. The CLM 4.0.3 should contain the fix.

My servers are now OK with shared resources from Windows.