Yay! Okay, so after some googling and a bit of tinkering, I was able to make
both machines happy with their shares and permissions. :-) I am copying as we
speak. Thank you guys for pointing me in the right direction!
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Awesome, thank you both for your help! I am now successfully connecting to the
windows machine and am able to access my shared folders. Now I just have to
figure out what I am doing wrong when it comes to copying my movie over. LOL I
have tried both copy and paste, as well as dragging and dro
When connecting to Windows file shares I usually have to put into the
"connect to server" an URL that looks like this:
smb://server_ip_address/share_name
Then it asks for the username and password and I'm in.
CB
On 8/3/11 4:55 PM, erik burggraaf wrote:
What error do you get when you try to c
What error do you get when you try to connect?
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Thank you very much! Well, I have verified the IP address of my windows
machine, but my mac is unable to connect. I have a feeling there is something
I need to setup on the windows side to correct this. Guess I will need to do
some research into what exactly to change. But this does sound li
I just use command K. It works nicely since I'm using static IP's.
So, I go to finder.
Hit Command K.
Type smb://192.168.1.# and hit enter.
Now I'm connected although depending on how your shares are set up you may need
to enter a username and password.
Now anything on my mac can use the shares
Good day all! I writing to find out if any of you might happen to have any
recommendations for an app that wold allow me to move files between my mac and
windows machines. We have one windows machine that we are using specifically
for storage and as our media warehouse, if you will. We keep a
