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Old 04-30-2015
NFM allows full system access
Hi,

I am using NFM in my project and i need to specify argument to it so that when the connection is made, it only makes to a specific directory. Is there any way to do the same?

Thanks...
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Old 04-30-2015
Assuming my search is right, I found this document on how to use it.

I regret that I do not have any experience of it, but it appears that you can configure who/what has access to where.

TPS NFM User Guide

You have to consider what account credentials are being supplied to open the connection, and therefore what that account can see.



I hope that this helps,
Robin
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Old 05-01-2015
Hi,

Thanks for your help. I will go through the pdf and update the findings.. Smilie
 
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