Installing PhonePad on a Server |
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These instructions are for installing PhonePad directly onto your server (not a Host PC).
An Important Thing to Remember About Network Drives
A network drive is actually a server's local drive/local folder that has been mapped to a shared drive/folder.
For example, say the server has a D: drive and you install all network applications in a folder called D:\Network. Workstations can't directly access a local drive on the server, so they wouldn't be able to access D:\Network directly. To get around this, we make D:\Network a shared folder and on the workstation map (in this case) the Z: drive letter to that folder. Workstations would access D:\Network as Z:\, or they may access the folder as a UNC path (eg. \\MyServer\PhonePad).
So in this scenario PhonePad is installed in D:\Network\PhonePad, and users on their workstations access it as Z:\PhonePad.
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