Storing flv in shared folder

Hello,
I'm trying to have it so that I don't have my flvs just on
the computer with FMS. I'd like to set up a shortcut from the
applications folder to a shared network drive. But, I'm not sure
what's the problem, but I think it has to do with setting
permissions for the folder. FMS might be blocked by a password
issue. Is it possible to have FMS look for flvs in a mapped network
drive?

I think you need to edit the vhosts.xml file to be able to
create a connection to NAS / SAN. Search for the
<VirtualDirectory> line and check the comments for a better
explanation

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