Shared or Map Drive

replied on August 4, 2020

Mapped drives are per user and not accessible to services. You can access a shared drive by UNC path. See Microsoft documentation for recommended configurations for services.

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Hi Miruna,

Thank you for the respond. Can you give me an example regarding on may question? How to configure it in Laserfiche Server side and the other Server where the shared drive is come from?

Thanks

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replied on August 5, 2020

I'm not really sure what you're asking. When a file path is needed for a repository or a volume, you would specify it in UNC format:

\\ComputerName\SharedFolder\Resource

The user specified in the Laserfiche Server's service login would need to have rights to read and write to the target folder.

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Hi Miruna,

Thanks for the response, My question, the shared folder and Laserfiche Server service are two different servers that don't have a domain just in a workgroup. How I give the user specified in the Laserfiche Server's service login to have the right to read and write to the target folder?

Thank you

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replied on August 6, 2020

If it's a workgroup, you need to manually create an identical account on the file server, and give rights to that account.

https://serverfault.com/questions/362370/how-to-set-shared-files-permission-across-a-network

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