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Attributes of the file or folder.


The last time the file or folder was accessed.


The last time the file or folder was modified.


The last time the status of the file or folder was changed.


Select the check boxes for the attributes you want to set.


The group identifier (GID) of the owner of the file or folder.


The user identifier (UID) of the owner of the file or folder.


Click to apply the changes without closing the dialog box.


Click to discard your changes and close the dialog box.


Click to apply the changes and close the dialog box.


The mount options in effect for the file or folder.


Select to enable locking for the file or folder.


Select to enable caching for the file or folder.


Select to enable version 3 remote-write caching for the file or folder.


The user identifier (UID) and the primary group identifier (GID) of the owner of the file or folder.


Click the down arrow to see a list of identifiers for other groups to which the user is assigned.


Type the name of the local area network (LAN) on which the computer is located.


Type the broadcast Internet Protocol (IP) address to use for the default local area network (LAN), or use the default address of 255.255.255.255.


A list of exported (shared) file systems.


The list of clients who can access the exported file systems.


A list of local area networks (LANs) and their broadcast addresses.


Click to open the Add Broadcast LAN dialog box.


Click the name of a local area network (LAN), and then click here to delete it from the list.


Type the name of the broadcast local area network (LAN).


Type the Internet Protocol (IP) address of any host on the local area network (LAN).


Type the subnet mask for the local area network (LAN).


Shows the broadcast Internet Protocol (IP) address for the local area network (LAN).


Click to view online Help.


Click to stop sharing the folder.


Click to share the folder.


Click to set permissions for the folder.


A list of client computers and groups and the permissions they have for the folder.


Click a computer or group in the list, and then click here to remove that user or group from the list.


Click a computer or group in the list, and then, in the drop-down list, click the type of access to assign.


The path of the directory being shared.


A list of clients and client groups.


Click a computer or group in the list, and then click here if you want a user identified as root on the selected hosts to have access other than as an anonymous user.


Click to add a name to the list.


Click a computer or group in the list, and then, in the drop-down list, click the type of directory- and file-name encoding to be provided to the computer or group.


Click to display a list of members in the selected group.


A list of names, separated by semicolons (;), to be added to the list of clients and groups.


Click a user or group in the list, and then, in the drop-down list, click the type of access to assign.


In the drop-down list, click the name of the domain from which to list user and group names.


A list of the users and groups in the domain.


Click to add the names in the Add Names list to the Names list.


In the Names list, click a domain or computer, and then click here to show the users belonging to that domain or computer.


Click to open the Find Account dialog box.


In the Names list, click a group, and then click here to show the members in that group.


A list of names to be added to the names and groups in the domain.


Click a user or group in the Add Names list, and then, in the drop-down list, click the type of access to assign.


Type a name for the shared folder, or click a name in the drop-down list.


In the drop-down list, click the letter to be assigned to the drive.


Click to connect to the network resource.


Click to close the dialog box without connecting to the network resource.


Click to stop sharing the network resource.


Click to set permissions for the network resource.


In the drop-down list, type or click the network resource you want to share.


Type an optional comment to be displayed along with the share name in lists of network resources.


A list of network resources in tree view.


Specifies the type of character encoding to use for directory and file names on this share.


Settings that control user access to the shared directory.


Allows the maximum number of users to connect to the shared folder at one time.


Specifies the number of users who can connect to the shared folder at one time.


Limits the number of users who can connect to the shared folder at one time.


Select to allow unmapped users to have access to the share.


A list of members of the global group.


The name of the share.


The owner of the share.


A list of users and groups and the permissions granted to them.


Click to add users or groups.


Type the name of the user or group you want to find.


Click to begin the search.


Click your choice of options for where to search.


The list of available users and groups.


The results of the search.


Click a user or group in the Search Results list, and then click here to add it to those who have permission to use the share.


Click this option if you want to manage the local computer (the one where you are logged on).


Click to browse for the computer you want to manage.


Click this option to manage a computer other than the one where you are logged on. In the box, type the name of the computer, or click Browse to find the computer.


Type the name of the host to add.


Type the address of the host to add.


A list of hosts in the Favorite LAN.


Click to open the Add Host dialog box for adding a host to the Favorite LAN.


Click the name of a host in the Favorite LAN, and then click here to delete that host from the Favorite LAN.


In the drop-down list, click the Network Information Service (NIS) domain to which the user belongs.


Type the UNIX user identifier (UID) for the user.


Type the name of the user’s UNIX shell.


Type the user’s home folder on the UNIX computer.


Type the user’s primary group name or group identifier (GID).


In the drop-down list, click the Network Information Service (NIS) domain to which the user belongs.


Type the UNIX group identifier (GID), or click one in the drop-down list.


The Network Information Service (NIS) domain to which the computer belongs.


Type the Internet Protocol (IP) address of the computer.


Type a new alias for the computer, and then click Add.


Type the alias for this computer, or click one in the drop-down list. To remove an alias, click it, and then click Remove.


Select the Network Information Service (NIS) domain you want this user to belong to.


Type a new user identifier (UID) for the user if you do not want to use the default value provided.


Type the fully qualified path of the user’s default shell if you do not want to use the default value provided.


Type the fully qualified path of the user’s home directory if you do not want to use the default value provided.


Select the user’s primary group.


Select the Network Information Service (NIS) domain you want this group to belong to.


Type a new group identifier (GID) for the group if you do not want to use the default value provided.


All current members of the UNIX group appear in this list. Add or remove members from the list with the corresponding buttons.


Click this button to add members to the list.


Click this button to remove members from the list.


Select the Network Information Service (NIS) domain you want this computer to belong to.


Type the Internet Protocol (IP) address assigned to this computer by your network administrator.


Type the name of an alias this computer goes by, then click Add.


Adds an alias to the list of aliases. In the Alias box, type the name of an alias this computer goes by, and then click this button to add the alias to the list.


The list of aliases this computer goes by. To add an alias to the list, type the alias in the Alias box, and then click Add. To remove an alias from the list, select the alias and then click Remove.


Removes an alias from the list. In List of Aliases, click an alias you want to remove, and then click this button to remove the alias from the list.


All available Network Information Service (NIS) users are in this list. To add a user to the group, select a user, and then click Add.


Adds a user to the list of users being added to the group. In Available NIS Users, click a user you want to add to the group, and then click this button.


All users being added to the group appear in this list. Add or remove users from the list with the corresponding buttons.


Removes a user from the list of users being added to the group. Click a user you want to remove from the list, and then click this button.


Click to verify that the user exists.


Type the name by which the share will be known on the network.


Type the path of the directory to be shared, or click Browse to locate the directory.


Click to share this directory and its subdirectories as a single shared directory.


Click to share this directory’s subdirectories as separate shared directories. The share names will be the same as the directory names.


Click the type of character encoding to use for directory and file names on the shared directory.


Select to allow users without mapped accounts to access the shared directory.


Type a new user identifier (UID) to be assigned to anonymous users if you do not want to use the default value provided.


Type a new primary group identifier (GID) to be assigned to anonymous users if you do not want to use the default value provided.


Click to log on the network file system (NFS) server using an account on a PCNFS server.


Type the name of the PCNFS server where your account is located.


Type your PCNFS user name.


Type your PCNFS password.


Click to access the network file system (NFS) server as an anonymous user. Most servers provide limited access to anonymous users.


Specifies the number of kilobytes to be allocated for the buffer used to hold data as it is read from the mounted drive.


Specifies the number of kilobytes to be allocated for the buffer used to hold data as it is saved on the mounted drive.


Specifies the number of seconds Client for NFS will wait on its first attempt to contact a network file system (NFS) server for any operation. The time will grow exponentially from the second attempt onwards.


Specifies the number of times Client for NFS will try to access a nonresponsive network file system (NFS) server before it fails. This setting applies only to soft mounts.


Specifies the mount type. If the mount type is Soft, Client for NFS will stop trying to access a nonresponsive network file system (NFS) server after trying the number of times selected in Retries. If the mount type is Hard, Client for NFS will continue trying to access the NFS server until it is successful. This might cause applications attempting to access files on the mounted directory to stop responding until the NFS server is restored.


Specifies whether files accessed on the network drive can be locked by applications. If locking is not enabled, data corruption can result if more than one application attempts to write to the file at the same time.


Specifies the type of character encoding to be used for directory and file names on the mounted drive. Select ANSI for the default encoding used by this computer.


Select permissions to control access to the root directory of the mapped drive. You can set these permissions only if you are the owner of the directory or have appropriate privileges.


Select the check boxes below to grant the corresponding permissions to the owner of the directory when files are created in the directory.


Select to grant read permission to the owner of the directory when files are created in the directory.


Select to grant write permission to the owner of the directory when files are created in the directory.


Select to grant execute permission to the owner of the directory when files are created in the directory.


Select the check boxes below to grant the corresponding permissions to the primary group of the owner of the directory when files are created in the directory.


Select to grant read permission to the primary group of the owner of the directory when files are created in the directory.


Select to grant write permission to the primary group of the owner of the directory when files are created in the directory.


Select to grant execute permission to the primary group of the owner of the directory when files are created in the directory.


Select the check boxes below to grant the corresponding permissions to all users of the directory except the owner and the owner’s primary group when files are created in the directory.


Select to grant read permission to all users of the directory except the owner and the owner’s primary group when files are created in the directory.


Select to grant write permission to all users of the directory except the owner and the owner’s primary group when files are created in the directory.


Select to grant execute permission to all users of the directory except the owner and the owner’s primary group when files are created in the directory.