Re: Shared drive vs a share



They are one and the same. Also look at mountvol and subst commands.

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"Prem Mehrotra" wrote:
| There appears to be some difference in a shared drive vs a share. I know
when
| I run a java program installed on a share, it gives me security errors,
but
| when I run the
| Program installed on a shared drive it works fine.
|
| Shared drive appears as a local drive on my desktop. However a share does
| not. My data center people set shared drive. Share was set by me where I
went
| to server and allowed a folder to be shared by my LAN login.
|
| I will like to know how to setup a shared drive instead of share.
|
|
| Thanks.
|


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