File System Drives

A file system drive is an extended drive that you map using Windows Explorer to directories on your Solaris file system. Unlike the redirected drives, file system drives can make full use of long file names in Windows 95 and Windows NT.

To map a file system drive in Windows 95, refer to Accessing Solaris Files and CD-ROMs From Windows 95.

To map a file system drive in Windows NT, refer to Accessing Solaris Files and Directories in Windows NT.