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Maping a drive to Apple Server

JP Mulvano · 2006-06-19 16:05:46

Hi weird one here but I need to map a drive to a Apple Mac acting as a server from windows server 2003 to backup a database on the server. Any idea's how to go about this I'm completely clueless when it comes to Apple. Thanks

19-06-2006 04:05PM

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JP Mulvano

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Hi

weird one here but I need to map a drive to a Apple Mac acting as a server from windows server 2003 to backup a database on the server.

Any idea's how to go about this I'm completely clueless when it comes to Apple. Thanks

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#2 19-06-2006 04:40PM

SouperComputer

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Well it depends on the setup of the server I guess. OS X server can easily be setup as a SAMBA server in which case you can map it in the same way you would map a windows share on the 2k3 machine.

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