RE: How to map a network drive

1) It's been a couple of years and I don't remember the details, but I had
to get our Cisco guy to enable ports before VPN from my home would work.
Notes taken at the time say:

"PC's connected to the Internet behind a firewall will need to have the
following protocol/ports open for proper operation:
AH Authorization Header Protocol 51
ESP Encapsulated Security Payload Protocol 50
ISAKMP UDP port 500"

2) Have you done this?:

Document Title
Creating an iSeries NetServer File Share
Document Number:        22633407
Functional Area:        Host Servers
Subfunctional Area:     AS/400 NetServer
Sub-Subfunctional Area:         General
OS/400 Release: V4R2M0; V4R3M0; V4R4M0; V4R5M0; V5R1M0; V5R2M0; V5R3M0;
V5R3M5; V5R4M0
Product:        Operating System/400 - OS/400 BASE (5769SS100)
OS/400 BASE (5722SS100)
Product Release:        N/A
http://www-912.ibm.com/s_dir/slkbase.NSF/f5ed8d76fdf9afb88625680b00020384/0d
0860f6c782cdb786256a0f007c240e?OpenDocument

JK

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How to map a network drive.

Lately it seems I am getting nothing but simple questions
that I can't
answer.  I looked through the archives but couldn't find
anything that I
understood.

I am connecting to a System i over the Internet with vpn.  I
would like
to map a drive to the ifs.  I've tried "Map a network drive" with MS
Explore -> Tools -> Map a network drive and couldn't make it work.  I
tried Ops Navigator and couldn't find a way to map a drive.

Of course this is simple but I can't figure it out.