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I have a NAS that offers multiple protocols. CIFS for PC (also read by OS X) and AFP. Under the AFP selection there are options for AppleTalk and Bonjour.
1) Right now I have AFP checked with both AppleTalk and Bonjour un-selected. It appears to be working OK but wonder if I I should have one or the other selected (new Apple guy so AppleTalk and Bonjour are foreign to me)...am I missing anything by not using either of them?
2) I currently have both CIFS and AFP selected...I need CIFS for my PC, AFP to be able to use my NAS as a Time Machine. However, both show up in Finder as separate drives. Not a big deal for most applications but Adobe Photoshop Lightroom treats them as distinct drives and it's wreaking havoc with my photo management. Is there a way to make the CIFS version not seen by OS X?
Thanks!
1) Right now I have AFP checked with both AppleTalk and Bonjour un-selected. It appears to be working OK but wonder if I I should have one or the other selected (new Apple guy so AppleTalk and Bonjour are foreign to me)...am I missing anything by not using either of them?
2) I currently have both CIFS and AFP selected...I need CIFS for my PC, AFP to be able to use my NAS as a Time Machine. However, both show up in Finder as separate drives. Not a big deal for most applications but Adobe Photoshop Lightroom treats them as distinct drives and it's wreaking havoc with my photo management. Is there a way to make the CIFS version not seen by OS X?
Thanks!
