Database Network Drive mapping during MDT Build

Edit: Wow..it looks like most of my question got cut off. I blame the new forums.
I'm getting the below errors during my MDT build process. I think its because of the SQL Share information inside of MDT. Will these errors go away if I remove this? I'll post my CS.ini tomorrow when I'm back at work and don't have to do
it via RDP.
Validating connection to
\\devsqldbmdt.DOMAIN.dev\SQLShareDEV$ ZTIGather 6/27/2013 2:38:49 AM 0 (0x0000)
Unable to connect to share: The network name cannot be found.
( 0x80070043 ) , trying to connect without username. ZTIGather 6/27/2013 2:38:49 AM 0 (0x0000)
The network name cannot be found.
ZTIGather 6/27/2013 2:38:49 AM 0 (0x0000)
Unable to connect to
\\devsqldbmdt.DOMAIN.dev\SQLShareDEV$. Sleeping for 5 seconds. ZTIGather 6/27/2013 2:38:49 AM 0 (0x0000)
Unable to connect to share: The network name cannot be found.
( 0x80070043 ) , trying to connect without username. ZTIGather 6/27/2013 2:38:54 AM 0 (0x0000)
The network name cannot be found.
ZTIGather 6/27/2013 2:38:54 AM 0 (0x0000)
I'm not sure where to proceed from here. Should I remove the SQL Share from my Database Connection string?

Let me elaborate on my original post..since I'm at work now and I can post my CS.ini.
I have two servers based on how we would go to production.
DEVMDT001
DEVSQL508
The MDT server hosts WDS and the Deployment Share. SQL is on the remote server with some of our other infrastructure applications. This is how our SQL team wants to support SQL rather than SQL Express.
How do I need to set up the SQL Share (and do I need to?)
Heres my CS.ini (with some editing done.)
[Settings]
Priority=DefaultGateway, CSettings, CRoles, Locations, LSettings, MMSettings, RSettings, RApps, Init, ByIsVM, Default
Properties=SQLServerName, SQLDatabase, BIOSVersion, SMBIOSBIOSVersion, ProductVersion, ScottServerConfig, SkipScottComputerSettings, SkipDRACSettings, DRACConnection, DRACDHCP, DRACIP, DRACSubnet, DRACGateway, MyCustomProperty
[DefaultGateway]
172.30.23.1=DEV
[DEV]
SQLServerName=devsqldbmdt.DOMAIN.dev
SQLDatabase=MDTDEV
[CSettings]
SQLServer=%SQLServerName%
Database=%SQLDatabase%
Netlib=DBNMPNTWSQLShare=DeploymentShare$
Table=ComputerSettings
Parameters=UUID, AssetTag, SerialNumber, MacAddress
ParameterCondition=OR
[CRoles]
SQLServer=%SQLServerName%
Database=%SQLDatabase%
Netlib=DBNMPNTW
Table=ComputerRoles
Parameters=UUID, AssetTag, SerialNumber, MacAddress
ParameterCondition=OR
[Locations]
SQLServer=%SQLServerName%
Database=%SQLDatabase%
Netlib=DBNMPNTWSQLShare=DeploymentShare$
Table=Locations
Parameters=DefaultGateway
[LSettings]
SQLServer=%SQLServerName%
Database=%SQLDatabase%
Netlib=DBNMPNTWSQLShare=DeploymentShare$
Table=LocationSettings
Parameters=DefaultGateway
[MMSettings]
SQLServer=%SQLServerName%
Database=%SQLDatabase%
Netlib=DBNMPNTWSQLShare=DeploymentShare$
Table=MakeModelSettings
Parameters=Make, Model
[RSettings]
SQLServer=%SQLServerName%
Database=%SQLDatabase%
Netlib=DBNMPNTWSQLShare=DeploymentShare$
Table=RoleSettings
Parameters=Role
[RApps]
SQLServer=%SQLServerName%
Database=%SQLDatabase%
Netlib=DBNMPNTWSQLShare=DeploymentShare$
Table=RoleApplications
Parameters=Role
Order=Sequence

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Are you able to see the shared folder on the router ? If yes then, Once the set-up page appear, click Storage > Media Server and Enable the UPnP Media Server. Specify Folder to Scan button lets you select content to add to the database of the Router's Media Server. Once you click this button the Media Folder screen appears.Now Check the option Auto-scan click on Scan All and Click on Save Settings.
Now, On your computer go to My Network Places and you will able to see the shared files and folders.

Moving part of a catalog to network drive.

I need some good advice for a catalog of 13k+ photos that I'm trying to clean up. I'm using Elements 7, I have purchased Elements 11, and am planning to install it soon. Part of my photos are physically located on my hard drive, and part are on a network drive mapped as J:. Elements finds these photos on J: but I don't think that the Elements Catalog is aware that J: is a network drive/removable drive. It looks for them every time I open Elements, making the program very slow to start up. Should I use the "move to removable drive" to move these photos? How will Elements treat these photos that have been sent to a removable disk? Will I still be able to see thumbnails of the photos and search through my tags for them? If I copy my photos to a new drive, but still call that drive J: will Elements be able to find them? And finally, if I perform this "move to removable disk" task, should I do it now with Elements 7 or update to Elements 11 first? Please help. Joanne

Valkyrie Anne wrote:
Part of my photos are physically located on my hard drive, and part are on a network drive mapped as J:. Elements finds these photos on J: but I don't think that the Elements Catalog is aware that J: is a network drive/removable drive. It looks for them every time I open Elements, making the program very slow to start up. Joanne
If the Organizer is slow to start and seems to be searching, you should check two things:
- that you have not set the 'watched folders' service to look at the network drive (file/watched folders menu)
- that in the preferences, files, you don't have checked automatic search and reconnection.
If you can access your files on the network drive from the organizer and see the thumbnails, no need to worry. You can move files from your internal drive to and from the network one by the file / move menu or by dragging and dropping folders in folder view. The organizer should not consider the network drive differently from an external USB drive : if such a drive is not physically connected, you'll get 'missing files'. Only the thumbnails which are stored in the catalog will show. It's different from files on a CD/DVD : if they are not connected, you'll get an offline media warning.
Only the catalog itself (the database) cannot be stored on a network drive; however it can be stored on an USB external drive.
If you want to upgrade to PSE11, be sure to make a full backup on a second external drive (such USB drives are affordable today). Note that from that backup, you are able to restore the files not only on their original location, but also in custom location, for instance in the internal drive of another computer (even if the original files are scattered over several internal or external drives).
If you install PSE11 on your present computer, you should be prompted to convert the existing catalog(s) to the new PSE11 format without having any files or folders to move or copy. That conversion does not change anything to your present PSE7 catalog, which is still working as before.

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