Rohde & Schwarz SMW200A - Map Network Share Settings

File and Data Management
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SMW200A
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Create New Directory
Creates a folder and opens an edit dialog box to enter name and path (absolute or rel-
ative to the current directory) of the new folder.
Remote command:
:MMEMory:MDIRectory on page 786
10.8.2 Map Network Share Settings
Access:
► Select SAVE/RCL > "File Manager > Map Network Share".
The "Map Network Share" dialog provides settings that are similar to the standard Win-
dows Explorer function "Map network drive". These settings help you to create up to 10
"shortcuts" to shared folders or computers in the network.
The dialog displays a list of current mapped network folders. The directory tree of the
"File Manager", "Save/Recall", and "File Select" dialogs indicate a mapped network
folder as /shares/<"Local Folder">.
See also Chapter 10.8.4, "How to Map a Network Folder", on page 643.
Settings:
Network Folder............................................................................................................641
Local Folder................................................................................................................ 642
User Name..................................................................................................................642
Password.................................................................................................................... 642
Reconnect at Startup.................................................................................................. 642
Connect.......................................................................................................................642
Change........................................................................................................................642
Disconnect.................................................................................................................. 642
Network Folder
Enter the path of the folder or computer, e.g. //<IP Address>/share
or //<server name>/share.
Using the File Manager