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1
Open a standard browser window, such as Internet Explorer, Netscape,
or Firefox.
2
Delete everything in the Address bar.
3
In the Address bar, enter \\HPMediaVault\Documents, and then press
Enter.
For example: enter \\HPMediaVault\Documents (HPMediaVault is the
device name; Documents is the name of the shared folder.)
Note:
In Windows Vista, you can use this method from any window
containing an Address bar.
Network addressing uses the Uniform Naming Convention (UNC) format.
This format looks like the following:
\\device name\share name. In this example, HPMediaVault is the device
name, and Documents is the shared folder or "share name." (For those
more familiar with networking terms, the word "Share" is often used
instead of "shared folder.")
Note:
The server comes pre-configured with the name: HPMediaVault.
To change the name of your server, see Change the name of your HP
Media Vault.
To use Windows Explorer to browse
If you mapped drive letters to shared folders, you can browse to those folders
using Windows Explorer.
1
Click
Start
,
All Programs
,
Accessories
,
Windows Explorer,
My
Computer
.
2
Double-click the name of the shared folder you want to open. The drive
letter is located at the end of the name.
To use Windows Vista Explorer to browse
If you mapped drive letters to the Backup, Documents, Music, Photos, and
Videos folders, you can browse to those folders using Windows Explorer.
1
Click
Start
,
Computer
.
2
Double-click the name of the shared folder you want to open. The drive
letter is located at the end of the name.
Summary of Contents for Media Vault mv5020
Page 1: ...HP Media Vault Version January 17 2008 ...
Page 28: ...Version 1 20 ...
Page 40: ...Version 2 32 ...
Page 62: ...Version 3 54 ...
Page 78: ...Version 5 70 ...
Page 120: ...Version 9 1 12 ...
Page 144: ...Version 10 136 ...
Page 160: ...Version 1 1 152 ...
Page 202: ...Version 14 194 ...
Page 212: ...Version 15 204 ...