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Make NAS a Sharepoint
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You have a network storage device that you have files on that you'd like to mount under OS X?
Is the NAS a Unix/Linux back end? Basically, are the shares SMB/CIFS? Or NFS? Or what?
If you have the name or IP address, you can try:
Finder > Go > Connect to Server > smb://NASname/sharename
Or nfs://NASname/sharename
You'll need to have login credentials to access those files, and it will ask for them, and then let you save it in the keychain.
Hope that helps.
Is the NAS a Unix/Linux back end? Basically, are the shares SMB/CIFS? Or NFS? Or what?
If you have the name or IP address, you can try:
Finder > Go > Connect to Server > smb://NASname/sharename
Or nfs://NASname/sharename
You'll need to have login credentials to access those files, and it will ask for them, and then let you save it in the keychain.
Hope that helps.
An interesting question ~ I was thinking the same thing. So here goes mine, can OS X Server seemlessly support M$ Sharepoint directories and sites?
Doesn't the latest version of Mac Office come with some Sharepoint integration software?
I've read it somewhere.
I've read it somewhere.
Yes, it does. Pretty nice file system integration utility to access sharepoint site libraries and Office Live Workspaces.
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Nice find. How'd you access this on a Mac? Are you using MSOffice:Mac? Also are you on a particular domain and what OSX version are you using??
Thanks.