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Re: How do you map a NT Server Drive to the IFS

Bruce.Odum@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: 
Has anyone mapped a NT server drive to the IFS?  I have a need to place a
file on the NT box and would be nice just to write it to a mapped ifs
folder.  If you have done this what are the steps to make this work

If you have the netserver started, check out the /QNTC file system space. You'll find an entry in that subdirectory for most, if not all, of your NT server's running Windows networking. Inside the server entries, you should find a list of the shares that server is offering.

david



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