How To Use mklink To Link NAS to Computer As A Folder
In this tutorial I show how to create a link between NAS and a Windows computer and show up as a folder. mklink is great for creating quick and effective symbolic links in a Windows computer or server and remote device.
In the example below mklink command will create a folder named 'Network' to local drive C and link all Folders/Files from remote share 'videos' on remote NAS with IP 199.168.71.170
Command:
mklink /d "Destination" "Source"
Example command:
mklink /d "C:\Network" "\\192.168.1.170\videos"
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