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hello guys <br />
i just found the service is <br />
microsoft-ds<br />
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i would love to use a VPN &nbsp;but is too slow..
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hello guys
i just found the service is
microsoft-ds

i would love to use a VPN  but is too slow..

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Hello experts.<br />
i have a windows server with a share folder..<br />
user inside the office have that folder mapped into their computer...<br />
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i want people outside the office access that share folder..<br />
so i am going to allow my firewall to do the NAT..<br />
the question is..<br />
<br />
what service use share folder ?<br />
will be like this<br />
allow SOURCE FROM -- specific IP<br />
DESTINATION ---- MY PUBLIC<br />
<br />
buttt<br />
<br />
what service is the one share folder use ?
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Hello experts.
i have a windows server with a share folder..
user inside the office have that folder mapped into their computer...

i want people outside the office access that share folder..
so i am going to allow my firewall to do the NAT..
the question is..

what service use share folder ?
will be like this
allow SOURCE FROM -- specific IP
DESTINATION ---- MY PUBLIC

buttt

what service is the one share folder use ?

NAT a share folder

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