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05.07.2008 at 01:55AM PDT, ID: 23382025 | Points: 500

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a mapped drive on a Mac dissappears after reboot

Zones: Apple Networking, Mac OS X, Tiger (Mac OS 10.4)

Tags: Apple Mac, Mapping network drives

Hi There,

I have 3 iMacs which need a drive mapped to a windows server 2003 box.

I have created the mapped drive and the user can browse to it but when the Mac is restarted the mapping is lost.

For clarification, i go to finder => connect to server then smb://server/sharename authenticate with username and PW and it connects fine it's just after it restarts.

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Question Stats

Zone: Apple

Question Asked By: support01

Question Asked On: 05.07.2008

Participating Experts: 2

Points: 500

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