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Mapped drives on non domain machines
How do i go about mapping a network drive to a pc that is not on our domain, or just browsing to that drive?
I have tried the right click my network places and map drive and it wont find the server that is on. How do I do it on a machine that is on the local network but not on the domain, and a machine that is in a remote site that isn't on our domain? Yes, im a noob.
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Re: Mapped drives on non domain machines
I normally just browse to local machines on the network. Of course, that assumes the machine has file/print sharing enabled and a shared resource enabled.
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