![]() ![]() It appears that I am not the only person who has encountered this difficulty, but the "answer" there is singularly unhelpful, as is the documentation to which it links. You might not have permissions to use this network resource.Ĭontact the administrator of this server to find out if you have access permissions. I now get a dialog saying \\tsclient\andrew is not accessible. Subsequently, if I attempt to access the originally working redirected folder from the graphical shell, I find that it is no longer functioning correctly either. However, if I attempt to actually access the Y drive, it doesn't work: C:\Users\Administrator>y: Y: \\TSCLIENT\andrew Microsoft Terminal Services If I attempt to use NET USE or the graphical "Map network drive" to establish a drive letter it appears to work: C:\Users\Administrator>net use Y: \\TSCLIENT\andrewĪnd re-running NET USE shows the drive as present: So, sadly, I really need a drive letter mapped or this is a no-go. ![]() The cmd.exe shell cannot handle UNC paths, and powershell is not an option as the build utilities inevitably shell out to cmd to do things like run vcvars, etc., which then fails if CWD is a UNC path. The whole point of this redirection is to allow me to use command line build utilities on the Windows machine, but edit and manipulate source code on the Mac. However, there is no drive letter associated with the folder. \\TSCLIENT\andrew Microsoft Terminal Services From the command prompt, NET USE also shows it: C:\Users\Administrator>net use ![]() When I connect to the server, I see the redirected folder under 'Computer', and I can browse it graphically. I have configured a folder for redirection in the OS X RDP client, with the 'name' field as 'andrew', and the 'path' field as /Users/andrew. The client machine is OS X Yosemite, running Microsoft Remote Desktop Version 8.0.12 (Build 25282).The server machine is running Windows 2008R2.I'm having some difficulty getting the Folder Redirection feature of Microsoft Remote Desktop to work with command line applications. ![]()
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