The HTTP download permission is too large,I want to use the active directory to control, need to change the local address in the results to the local area network address, like "c:\123" to "//Server/123", when click link open it with the explorer.
I don't find how to do it in help files,please help me ,thank you!
How to change the results to the local area network address?
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Re: How to change the results to the local area network address?
I tried to understand what you mean, but without much success.
Could you give more details of what it is you want to do?
Could you give more details of what it is you want to do?
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Re: How to change the results to the local area network address?
now,like this:
click path link like this:
now,I want to like this :
when cilck name or path ,open it in windows explorer.
click path link like this:
now,I want to like this :
when cilck name or path ,open it in windows explorer.
Re: How to change the results to the local area network address?
Perfectly clear now! Thanks for your explanation.
I don't have a good solution yet, but try to find one for you ...
I don't have a good solution yet, but try to find one for you ...
Re: How to change the results to the local area network address?
The best solution I could find, is using Folder Indexing instead of NTFS indexing on the server.
On the server, disable NTFS indexing of the drives and add \\server\share1, \\server\share2, etc under Folder Indexing.
Alternatively, you could run an ETP Server iinstead of the HTTP Server.
Here you have a feature called "ETP Client path rewriting" (see the link for details).
On the server, disable NTFS indexing of the drives and add \\server\share1, \\server\share2, etc under Folder Indexing.
Alternatively, you could run an ETP Server iinstead of the HTTP Server.
Here you have a feature called "ETP Client path rewriting" (see the link for details).
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Re: How to change the results to the local area network address?
ok,I'll try it, thank you.