If you want to put GN4 volumes on a shared network drive, e.g. on a NAS storage with some UNC shares, the root volume won't work out of the box, as GN4 may reports access denied. This may happen if the share is protected with username and password ,

You can save the credentials associated to volumes.

Export volumes in an XML file, by means of the command, executed in the Command prompt window on the server:

Srv4 volumes -out myvolumes.xml

Edit the xml file, and for each volume entry specify UserName="xxx" Domain="vvv" Password="ppp". Replace xxx, vvv and ppp with your values.

Then, reimport the volumes file:

Srv4 volumes -in   myvolumes.xml

Notes

•See also Set credentials for a volume.

•For the description of the volumes command, see volumes.

•For additional information, see the discussion on Tera forum in http://forum.teradp.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=737.