Drive Mappings to 'MyServer' or 'MyPartners' via a secure VPN link  (Page 1 2 3)

Mapping a network drive from Windows Explorer couldn't be simpler.  From the menu, choose Tools and Map Network Drive.  Choose your drive letter and the folder share you want to connect to.  Typically this will be \\10.0.1.201\ then your username.



Then in some instances, if you are using local Windows security, you may have to change the username you wish to present to our servers.  In that case, choose Connect using a different user name in the above screen and enter the appropriate credentials as below.

For example, I am logged in here to my LAPTOP as user 'mark' but want to connect to the MyServer virtual server service as username 'anyltdusername'.  Click OK then Click Finish to map the drive.



Please Note:
We do support UNC file paths, but it is significantly slower than mapping a drive letter.
And also, that using folder thumbnails on large graphic files over broadband is not recommended as you may receive network time outs.

Other Notes:
System Administrators may choose scripting as follows to help users connect:-
          @echo off
          rasdial  MyServer  anyltdusername  password
          net  use  u:  \\10.0.1.201\anyltd  password  /user:anyltdusername
          call  u:\logon.bat
          explorer  /e,u:\

And to disconnect:-
          @echo off
          c:
          net  use  *  /d  /y
          rasdial  MyServer  /d

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