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How do I map a specific Network Folder?

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sammysrefuge

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Dec 27, 2011
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I have a network folder that I want to map to on my MacBook Pro. For sake of discussion, lets say that the location of the folder is //fileserver/level1/level2/actualFolder.

I know that I can map the drive by going to the Finder and pressing Command+k and mapping smb://fileserver/level1/level2/actualFolder.

However, the problem is that this ONLY maps the server and first level. The above example will map //fileserver/level1 and stop there. I can't get it to map to a folder that is deeper than just one level.

Is there something that I am doing wrong?

Thanks for your help!

Jason
 
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