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Connecting to network drive thru Command
Name: Bud Biss Date: April 30, 2002 at 07:13:25 Pacific
Comment:
How can I view a network drive thru a Command Prompt? I have tryied just entering the address (ex: '\\exampleserver\examplefolder'), but this results with the message 'Access is denied'. The folder I am trying to view does require a username and password (which I have), yet I have no idea where and in what format I am supposed to enter it in. I would appreciate any suggestions. BTW, I know other methods of doing this, but I want to do it thru the Command prompt.
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