Important: This functionality is only available with a Lenovo Online Data Backup server license.
For information on how to share les and folders on another computer, see the computer's operating system
help.
1. Click the File System tab.
2. Right-click the left folder list panel, then click Add network share.
3. In the Share eld, enter the UNC path to the share.
An example of a UNC path could be \\shareserver\share.
Figure 18: Network Share
4. If the machine requires you to log in to use the share, enter the user name in the Username eld.
5. In the Password eld, enter the password that is required by the share.
6. Click OK.
If the share has been congured correctly, the share point displays in the list in the left pane.
About Deleting, Moving, and Renaming Files
After you remove les from the backup by deselecting them, on each subsequent backup, the les that you
unchecked are marked for deletion on the Lenovo Online Data Backup servers. When a le is unchecked, Lenovo
Online Data Backup immediately releases the quota used by that particular le. The most recent version is kept
for the amount of time allotted to your account, after which the les are irretrievable. Previous versions of les
do not count against your quota.
Lenovo Online Data Backup recognizes when you delete, move, or rename les on your system, and updates
the copies on the Lenovo server with each backup. Lenovo Online Data Backup keeps an exact copy of your
selections on the Lenovo servers, meaning that all changes (deletions, moves, etc.) of les on your system are
mirrored.
When you rename a le on your system, Lenovo Online Data Backup treats it as a deletion of the old le and a
creation of a new le with the same content. If you need to restore the le, and the restore date is prior to the
renaming, the le bears the old name. After the date of renaming, the le carries the new name. All versions are
kept as long as they are selected in the le list.
When you move a le from one location to another on your le system, Lenovo Online Data Backup treats this
in the same manner as a renaming.
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Using Advanced Configuration