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Adding File Servers to Your Secure Desktop

If you would like to access a file server, enter the details in the Secure Desktop

Assistant.

To connect to a Mac-based (AFP) file server:

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Type the IP address (e.g. 192.168.14.4) of your server.

To connect to a Windows-based (SMB) server:

Type “smb://” followed by the IP address (e.g. “smb://192.168.14.4”) of your

server

You can also connect to your file server via the Finder.

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Access-

ing Files, Printers and Databases has more details.

I don’t know my file server’s IP address. Can’t I just browse for my file

servers via the Finder Sidebar?

For technical reasons, when using a VPN connection, your servers won’t

show up in the Finder sidebar. If you don’t have your file server’s IP address,

you can easily find it out next time you’re

in your office network:

Open “Tools > Ping Host” and enter your

file server’s name. After a few seconds,

VPN Tracker should tell you the file

server’s IP address. Again, this will only

work when you’re actually in your office

network, not if you’re connect via VPN.

Adding Websites to Your Secure Desktop

If you have intranet websites that you need to access over VPN, you can add

those to your Secure Desktop as well. Just enter your website URLs when

prompted by the Secure Desktop Assistant.

1 If your connection is set up to use remote DNS, you may also be able to enter a DNS hostname, e.g. “files.intranet.example.com”

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