Direct Connect To Folder on Server

I want to give access to a specific folder to someone on my server with out allowing access to rest of the server. When I connect to server with the credentials I can only see the server but cannot access the folder that I want to.

It just says there is a problem connecting. I have also tried to make an alias under a name that can access the folder but when I try with the other credentials it loads the drive but wont take me to the folder.

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