We are trying to setup a net to allow one computer to access a shared directory on another computer.  I have seen the examples on here relative to setting up port forwarding and the DMZ setting but I do not see the same thing in the 1.0.0 setup pages.  I'm thinking that the examples were written for 0.4.3.  Basically the examples no longer seem relevant in the respect of entering the setup data.

I have been known to miss stuff sitting right in front of me so could someone help me with this problem.   Where is the DMZ setting or is it still used?  I've logged in so I have permission to make changes.

As I said I want to be able to access a shared directory on computer A on node n6sxr-100 from computer B on node n6sxr-101.

Is there a change document for the migration from 0.4.3 to 1.0.0?

Kirk - N6SXR

X-Host Direct is DMZ mode. No port forwarding is required as your computer gains a unique address reservation. If you want to use port forwarding, change X-Host Direct to NAT.

I see said the blind man.  I'm still not able to get to a shared drive on another confuser so there is some other things that need to be set.  I will keep trying.

Kirk - N6SXR

Maybe this will get you pointed in the right direction? http://kb.iu.edu/data/ahrs.html

Thanks!

That explains things.  I had no trouble sharing a drive but never needed to utilize the run command and associated entry to get access to a network drive.  Just something I never came across before.  On my home network the shared drive showed up automagically although I did have to map a network drive.

Onward and upward.

Kirk - N6SXR

Kind of related, I have an Addonics NAS 4.0 adapter on one node that allows sharing two 32G thumbdrives.  You access it across the Mesh by going to Run (XP) or Search (Win7) and typing "\\addnas".  I've never figured out a way to publish this as a clickable service off the Mesh Status page... is there a way?

I was pleasantly surprised when after I installed the IRC server on the same node I was able to provide a link to the IRC server as a service, and that PCs on the Mesh could click on that and it open their IRC client.  Once online, someone could then tell them "for files, go to \\addnas" and the \\addnas would become clickable in the chat.  Even more impressive was that if I gave them the full path and file's extension, as long as they had a program that it would open in, there was a clickable link that would open the program and the file... ain't technology grand?!!