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What method can be mapped to the local "network disk" disguised as "local disk"?

Time:10-16

What method can be mapped to the local "network disk" disguised as "local disk"? Or through any software implementation?
Thank you!!!!
Not to lie, cheat system!

CodePudding user response:

I'm dizzy, should nobody reason I,

CodePudding user response:

Mapping to the local network disk, itself is through the network connection,
How do you change, the system also know it is a network,

You wear a vest, you think don't recognize you?

CodePudding user response:

My purpose is to want to put the Shared directory mapping network disk disguised as a local disk, there must be some way, it's just that I don't know, so just refer to you,

CodePudding user response:

SCSI disk, the most common is the workstation, Internet cafes with SCSI Shared disk,

CodePudding user response:

I don't know how diskless system is done

CodePudding user response:

Sink? Pay attention to,,, with the same problem

CodePudding user response:

Local disk is to rely on the native file system management
Mapping network disk is on a Shared hosting file system to manage,

If the mapping network disk into a local disk spoils the
I formatted, don't know your computer's file system to read the file does not exist would simply collapse,
Moreover 2 people to hard disk write files at the same time, A machine-readable once found that C is empty, then it empty B machine to read the C
Then A machine began to C B machine also began to write the result is A machine B C machine cover each other two files are all bad, then the file allocation table is also A problem for two file points to the same area,

Use iscsi is put on the server's hard disk is divided into several parts and each part is connected to different customers on a computer, can only achieve sharing of hard disk space, each part can only be a single client at the same time, also cannot achieve file sharing at the same time,

CodePudding user response:

C: \ & gt; Mklink/D net \ \ DEBIAN \ WWW
For.net & lt; <===& gt;> \ \ DEBIAN \ WWW to create a symbolic link

CodePudding user response:

There is certainly a way, recently I also find some methods, but the effect is not very good, looking forward to a better way,

CodePudding user response:

There is no better way??

CodePudding user response:

Using WSUS patch file if local disk storage is full, need to be stored to the network disk, you must make network disk into a mode of the local disk to store,

CodePudding user response:

You again good in disguise, I first snip the cable...

CodePudding user response:

Try the virtual partitions, command window to perform:
Subst X: \ \ MyServer \ MyShare

Virtual partitions in theory there is no difference with ordinary partition, and, of course, in addition to the underlying processing o (studying studying) o

PS: resource browser can rename (note that for network path do virtual partitions, this is not the volume name)
(virtual partition, if it is made from local folders to source partition volume name out with the label instructions, virtual partitions to add volume name)

CodePudding user response:

references 9 f hongwenjun response:
C: \ & gt; Mklink/D net \ \ DEBIAN \ WWW
For.net & lt; <===& gt;> \ \ DEBIAN \ WWW create symbolic links


Here is the Windows forum, unable to identify the Linux command, haha

CodePudding user response:

reference 15 floor WindsonZhL response:
Quote: references 9 f hongwenjun response:

C: \ & gt; Mklink/D net \ \ DEBIAN \ WWW
For.net & lt; <===& gt;> \ \ DEBIAN \ WWW create symbolic links


Here is the Windows forum, unable to identify the Linux command, haha


 MKLINK [[/D] | | [/H] [/m]] Link Target 

Create the directory/D symbolic links, the default for the file
Symbolic links,
/H create hard links, rather than symbolic links,
/J, create the directory,
Link to specify a new name of a symbolic Link,
Target new link references specified path
(relative or absolute),

MKLINK is Windows 7 can be used
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