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Mounting Windows Shares

Introduction

In our Mounting External Files article, we show you how to create a mount and assign it to your users. This is a supplementary article that shows you how to configure the mount to set it up pointing to a Windows Share resource.

The Folder Tab

When configuring a Windows Share as a mount, the folder tab will contain the Shared Folder field. Enter the Windows UNC path to the share, for example, \\DC\Public

Credentials

Enter the Windows credentials that will be used to access the share. This will require the Domain Name of the user, the username and their password.

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