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If the server is reachable over IP, you may use the server IP address while specifying the share location, if the server name and IP address is not in hosts file or DNS.<br />
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\\192.168.1.10\sharename<br />

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If the server is reachable over IP, you may use the server IP address while specifying the share location, if the server name and IP address is not in hosts file or DNS.

e.g.

\\192.168.1.10\sharename


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I have foodservice machines that operate on a seperate VLAN. &nbsp;I need to install a program that hosts a database on a file server that is on a different VLAN than the foodservice computer. &nbsp;I need to map a network drive to the share on the file server. &nbsp;I attempted to map the drive but it couldn't find it. &nbsp;I have full domain admin rights. &nbsp;Any suggestions?
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I have foodservice machines that operate on a seperate VLAN.  I need to install a program that hosts a database on a file server that is on a different VLAN than the foodservice computer.  I need to map a network drive to the share on the file server.  I attempted to map the drive but it couldn't find it.  I have full domain admin rights.  Any suggestions?

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