How Do You Map A Network Drive Over The Internet?
Mapping a network drive on a Windows XP computer so that it can be accessed via the Internet is a straightforward task. The process will involve needing the network drive’s server and share folder names, and being able to access the mapped drive could involve the use of a VPN (virtual private network). Open the “My Computer” option in Windows XP. Click on “Tools” in the top menu bar. Choose “Map Network Drive” from the drop-down list. Choose an available drive letter from the “Drive” box. Stay clear of the letters already assigned to your hard drives and USB devices. Insert the server and the share name into the “Folder” box. Be sure to write the entry as “\\servername\sharename”. It may be necessary to include a folder name as well if the path to the shared information goes deeper. Leave the check-mark in the “Reconnect at logon” box if you would like to continue connecting to the drive. Click the “Finish” button. Insert login credentials if prompted. The network drive should now conn
