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 ===== Additional Share List ===== ===== Additional Share List =====
  
-In this table, you can define custom network shares that map to physical filesystems. These may overlap, or possibly conflict with the //Auto-share all Partition //function described above.+In this table, you can define custom network shares that map to physical filesystems. These may overlap, or even conflict with the //Auto-share all Partition //function described above.
  
-**Share name**This is the share name which appears under the [[\\WORKGROUP\$routerhostname]].+**Share name:**  This is the share name that appears under the [[\\WORKGROUP\$routerhostname]].
  
-**Directory**This defines where the share maps in the real filesystem.+**Directory:**  This defines where the share maps in the real filesystem.
  
-**Description**This is for description only, and appears when browsing the network. It has no functional role other than naming the share.+**Description:**  This is for description only, and appears when browsing the network. It has no functional role other than naming the share.
  
-**Access Level**This is the network level access rights+**Access Level:**  This specifies the network-level access rights
  
   * Read Only   * Read Only
   * Read-Write   * Read-Write
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 Do not confuse this setting with the filesystem rights. Total security is determined by executing a logical AND operator on the Access Level rights and the filesystem rights. Do not confuse this setting with the filesystem rights. Total security is determined by executing a logical AND operator on the Access Level rights and the filesystem rights.
  
-**Hidden**A hidden share will not be visible when browsing the network, but will still be available/usable if called directly (such as by the "net use" command in Windows.+**Hidden:**  A hidden share is not visible when browsing the network, but will still be available/usable if called directly (such as by the "net use" command in Windows). 
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nas-samba.txt · Last modified: 2023/07/01 01:48 by hogwild