Console not recognizing Mapped drives.

          Heyas,
          We are deploying two clusters on two machine with one admin server using WL
          7 SP5 or Window 2003 servers. The application we want to deploy on server 2 does
          not reside on the admin box. We have a drive mapped to the application but when
          we go into the admin console to deploy the drive does not show up. I've spent
          the last two days looking on the support site for any help and have yet to find
          an answer. An suggestion would be appricated.

Hi gk_shttrbg,
Acrobat 9 is way too old to be eligible for any bug fixes. Please check the performance in A11 and see if you still face issues.
You might want to upgrade to A11 as currently A9 has reached end of life.
Regards,
Rave

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