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The Add Folder page appears.

4.Select one of the following:

Add a Folder to DFS: Select this option to create a single DFS shared folder. Fill in the following fields from the Add DFS Shared Folder table:

-Link Name: This is the name of the link that appears as a folder within the share. When users click this link, they are redirected to the target share on the remote server. Enter any name of up to 255 characters.

-Server Name: Enter the name of the remote server on which the target share is located.

-Share: Enter the name of the target share.

Import an Entire Remote Server: Select this option to automatically create links for all shares on the remote server. Fill in the following fields from the Import Remote Server table:

-Server Name: Enter the name of the remote server.

-Username: Enter the username of the account with access to the server.

-Password: Enter the password for the above account.

5.If you are adding a folder to DFS, click OK. If you are importing a remote server, click Import.

NOTE: Make sure you review the restrictions and recommendations for using Microsoft DFS from the NSS.

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