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<blockquote data-quote="StarWup" data-source="post: 999539" data-attributes="member: 112456">Whatever the folders are named on the server, the share name may be different. So if you look at the servers local configuration and the folders are for example D:\storage\media\videos\.. you may share each folder as what ever you like them to be named. If you go to the parent folder called &quot;media&quot; just share him as &quot;windows&quot;.From the client side of view the share on the server after that would be \\server\windows\videos\.. just like before the migration. If you have shared the folder already as &quot;media&quot; you can remove that name to avoid cunfusions (depends on the server operating system; some allow multiple shares for the same folder). Additionally, adjust the access rights for the share and for the file system so that the client can read and write to the folder. You may test that with creating and deleting a simple text file in that folder from the client over your network.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="StarWup, post: 999539, member: 112456"] Whatever the folders are named on the server, the share name may be different. So if you look at the servers local configuration and the folders are for example D:\storage\media\videos\.. you may share each folder as what ever you like them to be named. If you go to the parent folder called "media" just share him as "windows". From the client side of view the share on the server after that would be \\server\windows\videos\.. just like before the migration. If you have shared the folder already as "media" you can remove that name to avoid cunfusions (depends on the server operating system; some allow multiple shares for the same folder). Additionally, adjust the access rights for the share and for the file system so that the client can read and write to the folder. You may test that with creating and deleting a simple text file in that folder from the client over your network. [/QUOTE]

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