Your Own Server Part 2: Windows Server 2003 Installation
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Accessing Server Resources
The easiest way to access a shared directory is via \\testserver\source - according to our example. However, if a share is to be used more often, then it is a good idea to link it as a network drive.
The path is entered just like in the Windows Explorer.
Finished! The first network drive is successfully linked in the system and can now be used like a local hard disk.
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