RE: Mounting Volumes
RE: Mounting Volumes
- Subject: RE: Mounting Volumes
- From: Ken Mcgregor <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 17 Jan 2001 12:17:59 -0000
Have you tried the following:
1.
mount volume "TheDiskName" on server "TheServerName" as user name "User"
with password "Password"
This mounts via Appletalk
2.
mount volume "afp://user:password@serverIPnumber/ServerName/diskname"
serverIPnumber ie 20.1.5.14
This mounts via TCP/IP
If there is guest access the following will also work:
mount volume "TheDiskName" on server "TheServerName"
As far as W2K is concerned we use the appletalk log on method as above.
The "Standard Additions" scripting addition is required in your scripting
additions folder in the system folder.
This is part of the install of post 8.5 systems
To get the accurate addresses you need you can mount the volumes manually
and "get info". This will give you the actual disk and server names and the
TCP/IP address if TCP/IP is the connection type.
Good luck
Ken McGregor
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From: Peter Mathiessen
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Sent: Wednesday, January 17, 2001 12:19
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To: Dan; email@hidden
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Subject: Re: Mounting Volumes
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Dan01-01-17 email@hidden
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> Hi All,
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> My first post so please excuse my apparent stupidity. We have a mix of
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> servers here with the main ones being 1 x ASIP, 1 x FMP Server and 1 x
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> W2K. We are tryig to streamline some of our login procedures and am
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hoping
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> to use AppleScript to do this. My first (although I am sure not last)
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> problem is ...
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> What are the strings for the mount volume command?? I know this is
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> basic, but I've read the appropriate scripting additions help file,
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> downloaded loads of the AppleScript Guidebook, but have got nowhere.
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> Basically we need to be able to mount the various volumes from both ASIP
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> and W2K servers. Any ideas/walkthroughs would be greatly appreciated. I
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> can usually get to grips with this however I always get an AppleScript
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> error and don't seem to be able to find or similar the appropriate
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server,
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> or I am not placing it in the right place, etc, etc.
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> Regards
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> Dan Hawker
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> ICT, Canford School, UK
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Hi,
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Try:
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mount volume "afp://user:you username @ip-adress/volume"
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