External file servers
You can define the External File Servers accessing configuration. This configuration lets you process links to the External File Servers in the MFT messages.
The main format:
[CustomServerName1]=[url prefix];[official name];[domain];[username];[password]
[CustomServerName2]=[url prefix];[official name] name];[domain];[username];[password] name]
where
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CustomServerName—is a custom name (not used in processing). You can select anything but unique; otherwise, only the first one will be applied.
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URL pattern/prefix – is a pattern for the URL.
Can be specified in one of the following formats:
- url prefix – just a string. All links that start with this string will be processed. Empty strings are ignored. – url pattern as a regular expression – is a PERL-compatible regular expression.
The links matched with this pattern are processed. Incorrect patterns will be ignored.
Should be wrapped with slashes: /regexp/
So the following configs are:
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Server2=/http:\/\/sharepoint\.com\/all\/.+/;“Sharepoint”
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Official Name – is the name of the External Server used in the information messages/dialogs in the MFT clients.
The parameter value can be wrapped with double quotas (“) for multi-word names.
Domain, username, and password are optional fields that can be added if the server requires authentication.
For example:
- Server1=http://MyShare.company.com/;“Documentation Server”;company;admin;12345
- Server2=/http:\/\/Share2\.company\.com\/.+/;“Documentation Server”
If more than one configuration can match a single link, then the first one will be applied according to their order in this configuration file.