Drive mapping across WiFi in Windows Mobile 5 ?

Drive mapping across WiFi in Windows Mobile 5 ?

• ZardoS42

  E.g. \\192.168.2.106\SharedDocs
  

• antonioa - msft

  Thanks again for insisting on helping me with this one. Do you or anybody else know where I can find out if HP decided to include SMB in the iPaq hw6915 (I've searched high and low without finding the info so far...)

  Thanks,

  John

  
  

• David Ruiz

  and what IP is your device obtaining on the network
  

• vasii

  Thanks for the suggestion, but it didn't work out with \\<NetBios name>\SharedDocs either

  John

  
  

• shieldy

  John Sorensen wrote:

  Samba stack (It's a Windows CE operating system, and it has a File Manager application built-in and from its menu you can choose 'Open path' and it automatically pops up a Window where the path begins with \\ and where you're supposed to type in the server\share you're connecting to.) It's an iPaq hw6915

  SMB, not samba, my apologies. if the device doesn't implement SMB (server message blocks) -- and it's an OEM choice -- then you may or may not be able to connect to other devices via UNC. I'm not certain if the 6915 implements SMB or not, but I would suspect it does.

  as Michael suggested, try the machine's NETBIOS name.

  
  

• Francis Shanahan

  It has 192.168.2.101
  

• Bruce Baker

  Samba stack (It's a Windows CE operating system, and it has a File Manager application built-in and from its menu you can choose 'Open path' and it automatically pops up a Window where the path begins with \\ and where you're supposed to type in the server\share you're connecting to.)

  It's an iPaq hw6915

  
  

• mf915

  try to connect with the servers NETBIOS name instead of it's IP address.
  
  

• chinmayv84

  does the device have a samba stack what device is it
  

• samaya78

  I'd write HP an email. Do they have a developer site that the public can access If they do, and you haven't already looked there, look there first.
  

• Steven Hawkes

  Hello

  I have kind of the same problem. I own af Qtek S200 and when i log on to my wireless network i want to connect to at shared folder on my server.

  If i set up my wireless network as WORK-profile in WM5 i can connect bu typing \\computername or ip.

  If i set it up as my HOME-network(profile) i cant. I get an error message that says tha the networkpath was nok found, or i do not have permission to access the network.

  I really cant tel why this is.

  And here i should mention, that if i switch off my WEB128-encryption on the network it works fine in both cases.

  Seems like the HOME-profile has problems decrypting But why does it work when the network is set to WORK-profile. (On the same WLAN, with the samen encryption )

  This is an odd one, hope some of you can help me out here.

  
  
  

• bake084

  Since this is a forum for developers using Visual Studio 2005, I doubt you'd find an answer here. You should try one of the Windows Mobile newsgroups
  
  

• Prabagarane

  what's the UNC are you using
  

• KevinBurton

  Thanks Sriram, can you please point me towards one of the Windows Mobile newsgroups as I merely chose this group as it seems to me to be the best suited, and I haven't been able to find other Windows Mobile usergroups than one concerning SQL on Windows Mobile so far

  Thanks, John

  
  
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