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| If Windows Is Your Desktop...Use Network Neighborhood | ||||||||||
| Windows Explorer isn't the only way to work with iFS from a Windows desktop. By double-clicking the Network Neighborhood icon on your desktop, you can easily connect to other computers on your network, including iFS servers.
To see which drives are iFS servers, go to the Map Network Drive function (from the Tools menu in Windows Explorer) and navigate through the file hierarchy. iFS drives are labeled as such. If you plan to use iFS often, mapping the iFS drive will make it appear on Windows Explorer, making it easier for you to access. |
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