Managing a Shared Folder List
If a shared folder list is added, you can select a shared folder from the added shared folder list when
saving pages and importing a file.
• Keep USB flash memory devices out of reach of children. If a child accidentally swallows a USB
flash memory device, consult a doctor immediately.
• Shared folders support CIFS, SMBv1, SMBv2, and SMBv3, but do not support the NFS protocol.
• Windows CAL might be required to use the Windows server functionality on the shared folder. For
details about the Windows CAL license, see the Microsoft home page.
• The machine cannot join a domain. To access a folder that is under control of a domain, specify a
user name that is allowed to participate in the domain (User Principal Name in the format of “User
Name” @ “FQDN domain name”, for example, or configure other settings to allow access to the
folder from outside the domain.) This machine conforms to the specifications for accessing shared
folders set by Microsoft. For details, see the Microsoft web site.
Creating a Shared Folder List
Use a text editor, spreadsheet software, or other similar application to create a shared folder list.
1. In the first row, enter the label for each column. In the second row, enter the
corresponding information for each shared folder you want to register to the shared
folder list.
Up to 20 entries can be added from the second line.
1. Label row
Enter "name", "path", "user", "password", "readable", and "writable" by separating them with a tab.
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