I am connecting to an unc server (\\blablub\\share) from my program (written in c++). Right now i am using WNetUseConnection Function to connect to the server. Now i want to limit the access only to t
I\'m trying to access a network drive (\\servername or \\ipadress). The idea is that the drive is acc开发者_Python百科essed only through the application and the login on the network drive is supposed
I\'m running PowerShell in a Windows 7 x64 virtual machine. I have a shared folder on the host mapped as a network drive (Z:). When I run PS normally I can access that drive just fine, but if I run it
I\'m trying to make a script that would given a list of UNC shares order them by their ping response time.
I have a virtual directory in my web app which connects to a Samba share via UNC. I can browse the files via Windows Explorer without issue, but my web app throws a yellow screen with the following me
I\'m trying to create a folder to a mapped network drive Z: using Java Unfortunately the file is not getting created.This is what I\'m doing:
I have a .asp application where image files (.PDF) are stored in a directory (fed by a copier/scanner). The created file names are stored in a database table.When a query is launched fromthe web page
I know that I can map a UNC path to a local drive letter.However, I am wondering if there is a way to map a UNC path to a local folder.I have a program that has a specific folder hard coded into the p
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