AFS/IFS (M: drive) in Virtual Sites

Summary

Directions on how to use an SFTP client to access AFS/IFS also known as M: drive in Virtual Sites

Body

Environment

Virtual Sites, AFS/IFS

Issue

AFS/IFS is not available in Virtual Sites but there is a workaround

Resolution

AFS/IFS also known as M: drive is not directly available in Virtual Sites. The recommended secure file transfer protocol client, WinSCP is available within Virtual Sites and can help you access documents contained in your M: drive. Please refer to this knowledge article for instructions on how to use WinSCP to facilitate your use of AFS/M: drive.

Additional Information

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Details

Details

Article ID: 8909
Created
Wed 9/21/22 1:37 PM
Modified
Tue 12/6/22 11:14 AM

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