Cemil,
did you search the forum? In the search results, you can change the search interval, if the first try retrieves no results.
I have found one thread from last year:
[Access Shared Folder in MII 12.0|https://forums.sdn.sap.com/click.jspa?searchID=25733873&messageID=6478362]
Michael

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I created a Sharepoint site called Document center using a Sharepoint template. Is there an easy way to either upload all those files and directories int sharepoint?
Or even easier, create a link on the sharepoint site that can connect to this shared drive so users can access these files.

You can use a data migration tool from a 3rd party, such as Metalogix, Metavis, AvePoint, or ShareGate to migrate file share content into SharePoint with the metadata (created by, last modified, etc.) intact. You can also use WebDAV (\\sharepointsite\) and
copy them in, but the metadata will be lost.
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I have a PC running Windows XP hooked up via an ethernet hub to my three macs. I was able to access the "My Documents" folder on the PC no problem (I set it up to be shared on the PC).
I recently had to replace my ADSL modem. I used the installation disk that came with it on one of my Macs, now this Mac can't access the shared PC folder.
It networks fine with the other Macs, and the other Macs talk fine to the PC. The internet connection is fine for all computers (including the PC).
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"The Alias "XXXXXX" could not be opened, because the original item cannot be found"
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I have tried renaming the PC. What happens then is that the alias is also renamed (so the Mac is seeing it after a fashion), but the alias still won't work on this one computer.
I can't help thinking that the install disk has altered network settings somehow on this computer, but I don't know where to go from here.
Help, please!
Cheers!
Karl

Hi
Thanks for your reply:
When I used Terminal, this is what happened (I'd logged in as a root user):
Karl-Texlers-Computer:~ root#
Karl-Texlers-Computer:~ root# cd /automount
Karl-Texlers-Computer:/automount root# ls
Servers static
Karl-Texlers-Computer:/automount root# sudo rm Servers
rm: Servers: is a directory
Karl-Texlers-Computer:/automount root# sudo rm servers
rm: servers: is a directory
Karl-Texlers-Computer:/automount root# sudo rm static
rm: static: is a directory
Karl-Texlers-Computer:/automount root# cd/Network
-sh: cd/Network: No such file or directory
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Cheers!
Karl
I think they are at the Root of the HD, in the
hidden Files/Folders/Aliases called...
automount/Servers
automount/static
Network
In Terminal type or paste...
cd /automount
Type ls into terminal to be sure we are there, should
show like...
bdaqua:/automount bdaqua$ ls
Servers static
Now type...
sudo rm Servers
After entering and completing, type...
sudo rm static
Then type... cd /Network
An ls command should show like ...
bdaqua:/Network bdaqua$ ls
Servers
Type...
sudo rm Servers
Reboot and see if we fixed it.
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Connecting to a Samba Directory: Windows 8
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Dear friends,
Is there any possibility for picking the file by using NFS from a shared folder. the Shared folder system is also in same domain. If so please give me what the prerequisites for the same to be configured.
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Vijay

>
vijay Kumar wrote:
> Hi ,
>
> thanks a lot. If we create a Active Directory Account and with password .
> Can we access the file.
> So that i can confirm to business the only mean to access a file is FTP no other options are available.
>
>
> Regards
> Vijay
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On a Windows 2008 R2 server that had been working fine, all of a sudden some shared folders became inaccessible. Clicking on them returned the following: "<Folder> is not accessible. You might not have permission to use this network
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I discovered this problem because the path for mapping the home folder as a property of their AD account stopped working.
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Home Sharing Folder Empty on all client PC's on Home Network

I have Home Sharing 'on' on all my local PC's (3 of them). I can see the Shared Folder on each of my PC's in iTunes, but when I click on the folder from a non-host PC, NO songs, movies or TV Shows appear! Folder and sub folders (music, movies, TV shows, etc,) are all empty.
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Troubleshooting Home Sharing
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS2972
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In addition, Apple TV and Mac computers will use port 123 to set the time automatically. Incorrect date and time on either the computer or Apple TV can cause errors for Home Sharing and connections in general.
If you are unsure whether your router has a firewall or the required ports open, test additional devices or another network to help isolate the issue. If the devices tested work on another home network, it is your router or network configuration.
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Hi! I have a WD my book external hard drive plugged into my imac and I want to share it over my network with my apple tv. I went into system preferences sharing, checked "file sharing" and added my external hard drive to the shared folder. So now it is

Hi!
I have a WD my book external hard drive plugged into my imac and I want to share it over my network with my apple tv. I went into system preferences > sharing, checked "file sharing" and added my external hard drive to the shared folder. So now it is listed in "shared folders" but under "users" everything is grayed out (it says "read and write" for "everyone" - but "read and write" is grayed out, and it doesn't let me add or subtract users). Now I can access all of the folders I shared from my imac except for the externalhard drive. What's going on?

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File sharing: Need to be able to edit file & save to a shared folder on a different networked iMac's HD

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If I look at those files from a client machine, logged in as 'user', Finder tells me they belong to 'unknown'.
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Playing a FLV-File in a projector.exe from a network shared folder failes

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Can not edit file on network shared folder after upgrading to windows 7

Merry Christmas and happy new year,
Due to some configuration changes on a specific application, I have forced to upgrade OS of a few number of workstations from Windows XP to windows 7. After upgrading I am facing a strange problem on WIN7 workstations. These workstation are member of a Windows
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Can anybody help me to fix the issue?
TIA
Bijan

Thank you Karen,
The problem is fixed, but my case was none of what you suggested. In fact I have
another problem which I described in another question and it was of the root of this excel file issue. I describe what I have done to fix the latter problem hope to help fixing similar issues to mine.
Okay, as it is described in the
question, I was not able to open a shared folder with its UNC address while it could be mapped as a network drive without any problem. I examined what I was replied and some other ways, came to no result. I decided investigate a similar shared folder in
permissions to problematic one to see if the problem is repeated. So I created a folder and shared it with similar permissions and examined it. Surprisingly there was no problem. It was wise to remove sharing of the problematic folder and share it again to
see if the problem resist. But when I tried to remove sharing I received an error message saying that
the shared folder is related to a DFS root. When I took a look at the DFS roots of domain there was no sign of the problematic folder (that made me recall that I created a DFS root with problematic folder mistakenly and removed that DFS root).
After little searching, I found out that the problem could be caused by traces of the removed DFS root. Yep! I found the suspect! The registry key
HKLM\Software\Microsoft\DFS\Domain\problematic shared folder. I removed the key restarted DFS service and log off and on and Bingo!
This problem pops up a few more questions:
1) Why is not the registry key related to removed DFS root deleted from the registry of windows 2003 server?
2) Why was I able to browse this ex-DFS root shared folder without any problem in windows XP while it was problematic in windows 7?
3) As there is no special client service for DFS and user can access DFS root targets like other shared folders what is the deference between shared resource access mechanisms in windows XP and windows 7 that caused the problem?
Bests,
Bijan

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How to access to network shared folder from in-house web application mozilla firefox?

We are trying to access network shared folder from our in-house application but its not possible. The reason we found was because of security model. Please can you provide solution for this issue.
Incident Details for shared folder access issue
Expected behaviour:
Network shared folders should be opened via all versions of Internet Explorer from an in-house web application.
Actual behaviour:
Works fine in IE but not in Mozilla firefox. Refer snapshot.
Server configuration:
Web server: Apache
Operating System: Windows Server 2008 R2
Image uploaded:
Network Shared Folder doesn’t open in Mozilla. Uploaded image is from IE it allows to access to network shared folder but not Mozilla.
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Hi,
If its a shared folder on windows drive with access permission to all, you might get your work done using simple GUI_UPLOAD.
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