HP LX195 - MediaSmart Server - 1 GB RAM, Руководство пользователя

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Getting to Know the Server
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HP MediaSmart Photo Viewer
If you have configured a Domain name to your Server, any photos that are placed into
photo viewer are viewable by any one that finds your domain. The Photos that are found
and seen on this manner can not be deleted, nor can they be modified. Deleting photos
can only be done by users that have successfully logged into the Server.
Shared Folders
Shared folders are places for you to organize and store files on your home server so that
you can share them with other people on your network.
See the following topics for using shared folders:
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Windows Home Server Console Help for shared folders —Windows Home Server
Console contains a Shared Folders tab, where you can add, view the properties of,
open, and remove shared folders on the server.
Note
Do not delete the shared folders that come with the HP MediaSmart Server—
Music, Photos, Public, Software, or Videos. Likewise, do not delete the Mac
shared folder if you intend to use Mac features.
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Accessing shared folders from your computer —describes the various ways you
can access shared folders.
Windows Home Server Console Help for shared folders
For assistance using shared folders, see the following in the Windows Home Server
Console Help:
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Shared Folder
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Adding a shared folder
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Viewing shared folder properties
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Opening a shared folder
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Removing a shared folder
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Viewing shared folder history
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What is Folder Duplication ?
Accessing shared folders from your computer
For convenience, the HP MediaSmart Server provides several ways to access shared
folders:
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At the computer, click Start and Run . Type \\HPSERVERLX or the name of
your server and click OK .
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To access shared folders from the Control Center
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To access shared folders from the desktop shortcut
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To access shared folders from the system tray
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To access shared folders from My Network Places in Windows XP
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To access shared folders from Network in Windows Vista
To access shared folders from the Control Center