2011年2月11日 · The easiest way for other users to find shares without knowing the UNC path or File Server name / path. If your sharing documents with large number of users, something like Microsoft SharePoint may be a better solution as offers a web interface (with WebDAV for UNC style access) and offers built in tools to alert other users to documents.

2015年6月18日 · A simple test for this is to open a command prompt/powershell and resolve the UNC name for the server with nslookup UNCNAME. With the IP address provided, attempt to open the connection with start IPADDRESS , e.g. start 192.168.1.128 .

2017年8月6日 · I also hit the UNC problem with C:\> cd \\somewhere in a C program. Found this page and learnt about the net command: net use x: \\computer name\share name and used it successfully! Thanks to all who post their experiences for others to learn from.

2020年6月14日 · When the two SAS network adapters on the laptop and desktop both had IP addresses 192.168.56.1, pinging the desktop's host name from the laptop returned 192.168.56.1. After changing the laptop's SAS network adapter to 192.168.56.2, pinging the desktop's host name from the laptop returned 192.168.1.9 (the desktop's current local IP).

UNC and URI are themselves a clear text communication protocol. If that is acceptable security...why not just have an open share without any user or password? The simplest immediate solution would be giving the service credentials direct access to logon to the share (e.g. matching user/password).

2021年1月12日 · Use a backslash as required as part of volume names, for example, the "C:" in "C:\path\file" or the "\\server\share" in "\\server\share\path\file" for Universal Naming Convention (UNC) names. Which sounds like that "\\server\share\path\file" is already a valid UNC path. So there should be no need to use the other syntax to extend the path length.

2009年8月26日 · Get-PSDrive will pull back all the information about a drive (name, used/free space, provider, root and current location) and passing the Name parameter as the current drive letter (using get-location) allows this to work in multiple scenerios (this will also pull back information on local drives on the machine).

In the command prompt, I need a way up rename a file on a remote server. Conceptually, this is what I am looking for: ren \\servername\folder\file.txt \\servername\folder\file2.txt Aside from using

1.I guess I have permission because through windows interface I can access it without any problem 2.I also do not see any credentials that I need to put in, but maybe it's doing it automatically 3.It don't have a name share I want to create one for it remotely. 4. Can you explain more about domain login I think it the type but not sure –

My problem is that the name resolution for "hostname" using the UNC name works only on SOME machines inside the network. I just cannot figure out what the differences are between those on which the name resolution works and the once on which it does not. Using the IP address of the vm (\\a.b.c.d\ShareName) also works on all machines.