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Like in Unix, can we have a network share mounted permanently as a drive on
a windows 2000 server so that a application can see it . My understanding
is that the normal drive mapping works only if a user has logged into that
server.
Basically here's what I am looking for. A application (client-server)
generates a lot of data, but the local drives don't have enough capacity. So
we want to make available storage on a NAS device so that this CIFS share
appears as a local drive on the server permanently.
If this is possible, can we then also share out a folder from within
this drive ?
Any clues or suggestions welcome.
thanks in advance
-G
a windows 2000 server so that a application can see it . My understanding
is that the normal drive mapping works only if a user has logged into that
server.
Basically here's what I am looking for. A application (client-server)
generates a lot of data, but the local drives don't have enough capacity. So
we want to make available storage on a NAS device so that this CIFS share
appears as a local drive on the server permanently.
If this is possible, can we then also share out a folder from within
this drive ?
Any clues or suggestions welcome.
thanks in advance
-G