Re: ifs mapping with client express

It is different? You need to create a share in Ops Nav (go to
Network->Servers->TCP/IP. Open NetServer and add a share called root,
read/write, that points to '/'. Then map to \\235.37.6.49\root

At 04:49 PM 7/10/02 -0700, you wrote:
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>I just installed client access express, and I can't seem to map my IFS to my
>Windows 2000 Explorer...
>
>With client access (orginal) I could add this line to my map network drive,
>but now it doesn't seem to work..
>\\235.37.6.49
>
>Any ideas, if the mapping portion is different under express?
>
>Thanks, tim
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