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Snap Server Administrator Guide 11

Chapter 2

Using Your Snap Server

Once installed on your network, the Snap Server appears as a server with shared

folder(s). You can use it to organize and store files in the same way that you use the

folders on your local hard disk drive.

The default server name is SNAP followed by a series of digits based on your server

number. The actual number of digits depends on your server type; please check the

server number on your unit to confirm the default name.

This means that one server might have the default name SNAP300020 while another

might have the default name SNAP30020. For Novell

NetWare

users, the default

server name is SNAPnnnNW, where nnn is the server number, regardless of the

number of digits.

In general, you can use the following procedures to connect to the Snap Server. The

remainder of this chapter describes these procedures in more detail.

To connect to the server using: Do this:

Microsoft Windows 2000/Me/XP

Look for the server in My Network Places. If the

default settings were not changed during

installation, it will appear under Workgroup.

Microsoft Windows 95/98/NT

Look for the server in Network Neighborhood. If the

default settings were not changed during

installation, it will appear under Workgroup.

Macintosh Connect to the server using the Chooser, Network

Browser, or Connect to Server.

Web browser Enter the server name or IP address in your Web

browser’s location or address box.

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