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UersK
UersK
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How to open a file directly on the public network server?

Created: Jun 6, 2023 07:58 PM  |  Last Modified: Jun 9, 2023 9:11 AM (1847 views)

Thanks!

serverIP = "999.888.38.99";
serverfilepath = "C:\3\123.json";
serverusername = "Administrator";
serverpassword = "test";
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Craige_Hales
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Re: How to open a file directly on the public network server?

Jun 6, 2023 09:05 PM (1844 views)  |  Posted in reply to message from UersK 06-06-2023

The search term you are looking for is "UNC name". Something like this, if the server exposes the path for your credentials:

 

\\192.168.99.88\xxx\yyy.csv

servers inside your organization usually have names, so maybe

\\zzzserver\xxx\yyy.csv

 

That's for windows. Mac is different.

 

Or, you can set it up as a drive letter on your local machine and ignore the UNC name. The UNC name is more portable if you have several machines you might run a script on (because it takes work to make the drive letter mapping be the same on many machines.) The drive letter mapping provides a nice indirection if the data might move from server to server...remap the "z:" drive and scripts that use z: keep working.

 

Craige

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