SETUP a new WEBSITE

Our system is Small Business 2000. We try to host a
website, however, the file location need to be on
different machine. How can we do this?

Thanks,
SCChang

Dan
Wed Mar 03 10:05:36 CST 2004


"SCChang" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Our system is Small Business 2000. We try to host a
> website, however, the file location need to be on
> different machine. How can we do this?

You can use a mapped drive reference or a UNC address (\\)

If it's going to be a busy site though you might want to consider moving it
the local machine otherwise you might find
your network becomes a possible bottleneck.

doug
Wed Mar 03 10:28:43 CST 2004

You cannot use a mapped drive. If someone logs off that
server, the mapped drive connection is disconnected. Use
a UNC (\\) path instead.

doug
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>
>"SCChang" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
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>> Our system is Small Business 2000. We try to host a
>> website, however, the file location need to be on
>> different machine. How can we do this?
>
>You can use a mapped drive reference or a UNC address
(\\)
>
>If it's going to be a busy site though you might want to
consider moving it
>the local machine otherwise you might find
>your network becomes a possible bottleneck.
>
>
>
>.
>

Dan
Wed Mar 03 12:55:24 CST 2004


"doug" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> You cannot use a mapped drive. If someone logs off that
> server, the mapped drive connection is disconnected. Use
> a UNC (\\) path instead.

Whoops! Thanks for that :)