Repository Manager & Global Services - Network Path

Hello All,
I am having some troubles Configuring any of the Repositorys (CM or FS) it seems that does not take the network path created inside Global Services -> Network Path.
In the other hand if I put the direction
server ip\Folder directly. I got a different error that tells me that the user & Password is wrong. But the user & password is specified in the network path.
Any Idea would be appreciated.
Regards,
Orlando Covault

Hello Sascha,
I think that you didn´t understanme I Tried it in the following two ways and got the following erros:
1.- I create a Network path inside Global Services -> Network Path
Name: Windows_FileSystem
jCIFS Protocol: checked
Network Path:
server olfer
Password: xxxx
User: xxx
Then in the repository manager (CM & FS) in the parameter Root Directory I put Windows_FileSystem.
The error that I got was:
Startup Error: The localroot does not exist: /usr/sap/PS2/JC60/j2ee/cluster/server0/Windows_FileSystem
It seems that the portal is looking inside itself instead of using the network Path
2.- in the repository manager (CM & FS) in the parameter Root Directory I put
server olfer
The error that I got was:
Startup Error: Wrong user/password
But here I didn´t specified any user or password... because the user and password are in the network path.
I am trying to conect a Repository Manager (CM or FS) using the portals on UNIX and the FS on Windows.
Any help would be appreciated.
Regards,
Orlando Covault

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