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Connect and iPad to a Windows 2003 Domain?
I have a Windows 2003 domain, can I pull files off it to my iPad?
ASKER
Ibrahim,
It looks like this only allows you to browse files, it does con give you the ability to connect to the domain.
It looks like this only allows you to browse files, it does con give you the ability to connect to the domain.
No it does have a sharing capability.
it is clearly mentioned, if i am not wrong.
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Whilst FileBrowser only requires a computer name or IP address, username and password, configuring home computers to share files and folders isn't so easy. If you have any problems with this, please use our online troubleshooter and our guide documents, and if they don't get you connected please contact us.
FileBrowser is an essential app but it's not magic and it doesn't bypass network security. It will not be able to access your files on your home computer from a remote location without your computer being accessible FROM the Internet and SMB file sharing being enabled. Please see our web site for options on getting connected from a remote location.
¦ Connects using the CIFS/SMB protocol to "Windows 2000 and above", MacOS from 10.5 and most (but not all) NAS drives.
¦ Does NOT support AFP.
---- PLEASE READ ----
Whilst FileBrowser only requires a computer name or IP address, username and password, configuring home computers to share files and folders isn't so easy. If you have any problems with this, please use our online troubleshooter and our guide documents, and if they don't get you connected please contact us.
FileBrowser is an essential app but it's not magic and it doesn't bypass network security. It will not be able to access your files on your home computer from a remote location without your computer being accessible FROM the Internet and SMB file sharing being enabled. Please see our web site for options on getting connected from a remote location.
¦ Connects using the CIFS/SMB protocol to "Windows 2000 and above", MacOS from 10.5 and most (but not all) NAS drives.
¦ Does NOT support AFP.
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There is one user review :
Works Great
by Jslost
This works great for connecting to a Windows Server. Simply connect VPN, add server (by name) and your good to go...
Works Great
by Jslost
This works great for connecting to a Windows Server. Simply connect VPN, add server (by name) and your good to go...
Otherwise http://www.dropbox.com/ is an alternative solution. If you don't find it easy.
Did it worked, thanks for the points :)
ASKER
I haven't tried it yet, it will be a few days.
thanks,.
thanks,.
Well, i will be waiting for your reviews than. Thank you.
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