How do I access a shared folder outside my network?

You should use VPN to access the network your server is placed, then you would be able to access the shared folder. Other ways to do this is with WebDAV, FTP etc.

How can I access files from another computer over the Internet?

How to Access your Computer Files from Anywhere

1. Desktop Sharing Softwares.
2. VPN Server.
3. Dedicated Routers and NAS Devices.
4. Online Backup Services.
5. FTP Servers.
6. Cloud Storage Services.
7. Access Files Directly through the Browser.
8. Opera Unite.

How can I send a large folder over the Internet?

Best Ways to Share Big Files

1. Upload your files to a cloud storage service, and share them or email them to others.
2. Use file compression software, like 7-Zip.
3. Purchase a USB flash drive.
4. Use Jumpshare, a free online service.
5. Try Sendy PRO.
6. Use a VPN.
7. Transfer files using SFTP.

How do I find the path of a shared folder?

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1. Open the shared drive in File Explorer.
2. Navigate to the folder in question.
3. Click on the white space on the right side of the folder path.
4. Copy this information and paste it into Notepad.
5. Press the windows key + r at the same time.
6. Type “cmd” into the Run box and press OK.

Why can’t I see shared folders on my network?

Make sure Network discovery is enabled on all computers. Make sure File and printer sharing is enabled on all computers. Toggle Turn on password protected sharing to off and retest. Make sure you are logging in using the same account you entered when you added users to Share with.

How do I access someone’s C drive on my network computer?

Right click on the drive that you want to share and select “Give access to” > “Advanced Sharing…”. Enter a name to identify the drive over the network. If you want to be able to both read and write to the drives from your other computers, select “Permissions” and check “Allow” for “Full Control.”

How do I access admin share?

on Windows 10, 8 or 10 OS:

1. Step 1: Ensure that both computers belong to the same Workgroup.
2. Step 2: Specify which user(s) can access the Admin Shares (Disk Volumes).
3. Step 3: Enable “File and print sharing” through Windows Firewall.
4. Check if you can access the admin shares from another computer.