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Working with Shares, Viewing Shared Folders

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Seagate Global Access Working with Shares The Folder Commands allow you to perform these actions with shared folders: • Download folders • Add files to folders stored on the Central Axis • Create new folders within a folder stored on the Central Axis • Update the folder list Viewing Shared Folders To view the contents of a shared folder, Step 1. On the Shared Folders page, click on the folder to be opened. The folder contents are displayed: Figure 48: Shared Folder Contents Step 2: Depending on the Share permissions created for this Share, manage this shared folder as you manage your stored folders via Web Access. Note: The Folder and File Commands and View Options available on this page are described in detail in the Web Access section. Working with Shares 29

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Working with Shares
The Folder Commands allow you to perform these actions with shared folders:
•
Download folders
•
Add files to folders stored on the Central Axis
•
Create new folders within a folder stored on the Central Axis
•
Update the folder list
Viewing Shared Folders
To view the contents of a shared folder,
Step 1.
On the
Shared Folders
page, click on the folder to be opened.
The folder contents are displayed:
Step 2:
Depending on the Share permissions created for this Share, manage this shared
folder as you manage your stored folders via Web Access.
Note:
The Folder and File Commands and View Options available on this page are described in
detail in the Web Access section.
Figure 48:
Shared Folder Contents