Summary:
Acronis Files Connect (formerly ExtremeZ-IP) supports AFP sharing of directories that are mount points (also known as junctions), or directories that are contained within a mount point.
Description:
Acronis Files Connect supports sharing out data stored in NTFS mount points via AFP in three ways:
1) Share out the mount point itself via Acronis Files Connect. For example, in the hierarchy D:\Data\Folder
1, if Folder1
is a mount point, then create a share for D:\Data\Folder1
in Acronis Files Connect to make this mount point available to Macs using AFP.
2) Share out a directory contained within the mount point via Acronis Files Connect. For example, in the hierarchy D:\Data\Folder1\SubFolder
, if Folder1
is a mount point, you can create a Acronis Files Connect Volume for SubFolder
.
D:\Data\Folder1
, if D:\Data
is an AFP share in Acronis Files Connect and Folder1
is a mount point, Macs will not see Folder1 inside the D:\Data volume.
3) Using the Acronis Files Connect Search Only Volume feature, as documented in the "Search only" section at Configuring Your First Shared Volume.