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How To Map a subfolder of a share on windows
Name: David Greenaway Date: November 8, 2000 at 07:49:02 Pacific
Comment:
Is it possible to map straight to a sub folder of a shared drive
i.e.
//server/Shared_folder/Wanted_mapped_folder/
As the standard map guide within microsoft wont allow it and as far as I have experimented the net se command wont break it down that far.
Name: marcus daughtry Date: November 8, 2000 at 14:12:04 Pacific
Reply:
you will have to go to the folder itself and share it before you can map to it. I.E. You can't share the windows folder and then map straight to the system32 folder. You have to share the system32 folder itself.
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Response Number 2
Name: Michael Date: November 9, 2000 at 06:40:21 Pacific
Reply:
Another way to accomplish it (which may be more to your liking) is to use the SUBST (substitute) command. It will allow you make virtual drives out of networked mapped drives. For instance, say you have your f: drive mapped to \\fileserver\login. You can substitute a drive to subdirectories within that mapped drive. So: Subst g: f:\public\bin will make drive g: point to \\fileserver\login\public\bin . Hope this helps! -Michael!
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