then you can save the drivemap shortcut on your
desktop.
Caveat: if the Windows boxes are on Active Directory *and* NTLM
security is set to 3 or higher, you will not be able to access the machine w/o a
3rd party program.
Jim
Monahan Network Systems Engineer RSI, Inc, A CIBER
Company Army Training Support
Center 757-878-0194-v 757-875-4613-p mailto:email@hidden
From:
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[mailto:fed-talk-bounces+monahanj=email@hidden] On Behalf Of
Bob Blankenship Sent: Monday, January 23, 2006 11:02
AM To: email@hidden Subject: [Fed-Talk] Mapping
a drive to a server folder?
Had another coworker
send me the following
The path to the folder where your files will be
is: map a drive to \\snowball123\applications <file://\\snowball513\applications>
Course
they think I am on a PC but we use Macs. They want me to map a folder to
my desktop. I changed some of the info in the path above for security reasons
but the format of the path is the same. I tried using “Connect to server” under
the GO pull down. Didn’t work. Can someone help or point me in the
direction of a Help file?
I told them to just let me know which server
this folder is located on and I would just FTP to the site But FTP is not turned
on.
Another example of a path name we have trouble with is
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