Hi John,
I've got two suggestions. First, you might be able to explicitly add
the workspaces to your shared folders in System Preferences. Secondly
(and better, if it works), you might be able to connect directly to the
Unity Portserver using SMB. Go to "Conect to Server" in your laptop's
"Go" menu and enter smb://IPAddressOfUnity. If there is a Portserver
running it will ask you to log in (for which you use a normal Unity user
account). This depends on the version of Unity you are running, and I'd
guess from the way you describe the setup that this is an old Lanshare,
in which case I don't think it will work, but even so, it takes ten
seconds to check.
Ross
On 30/11/2010 02:45, John Moore wrote:
>
> At work I can connect to my edit computer through the mac ethernet
> network. Once connected I can access any of the SanMP volumes mounted
> to my edit computer from my MBP. What I can't seem to access through
> this back door approach is the unity project workspace that is connect
> to my edit computer through ethernet and logged in using connection
> manager. The unity workspace is accessible on the desktop of my edit
> computer, a mac pro, but I do not see that workspace/volume on my MBP
> like I do the SanMP volumes which are connected by fibre. Sometimes
> to access the unity workspaces while in Avid for something like an
> import I have to hit shift + MD + C to gain access to the unity
> workspace but from my MBP I can't seem to see the workspace no matter
> what I do. Any networky folks out there got any suggestions?
>
> John Moore
>
> Barking Trout Productions
>
> Studio City, CA
>
> bigfish@pacbell.net <mailto:bigfish%40pacbell.net>
>
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