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A content root is made up of one or more types of paths. A URL is required, along with a UNC location. The web path (URL) tells the web browser where to “point” to access content, while the network path (UNC) physically locates the content on a file system.

All content root paths should point to the same location on the machine. They define how various protocols locate the content and files. Before any titles can be created or installed, a content root must be defined.

Name: A user-friendly name for the content root. This is a required field. A content root name is also used when content is installed or uninstalled.
URL (http): Location of content on a web server. It calls for the format inherent to web servers; for example, http://servername/mainroot.
UNC: The physical location of content on the server. This path is needed for all server transactions.

Warning: Do not use any spaces when typing the content root paths.

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