Mac tips-making Mac easy to access Windows network sharing

Mac tips-it takes some time for Mac (MACOs Pro) to easily access Windows network sharing. In a word, it's "great "! Of course, there are also some unpleasant times. For example, if the keyboard and keyboard position have changed, use the eclipse shortcut key to make my fingers twist. If you want to watch avi and mkv, you still need to download the decoder. Even if you can watch it, it can also be stuck, and even the credits cannot be played normally at the end of the video due to a problem in decoder operation. All of this can be tolerated. You can use a virtual machine to install windows, but if you cannot access the windows Network, you will not have to play. I have a lot of things on my home PC. In this way, I can put hundreds of GB of data in my life with a single mobile hard drive ?! Fortunately, it is not too difficult for Mac to access Windows network sharing, but an experience problem! I have been searching for the Internet for a long time. I have different opinions. Unfortunately, I use the latest Mac OS:
Modifying system configurations and adjusting sharing settings are not applicable in this version! Of course, Mac won't caster this important feature! There is an SMB protocol! Shell code smb: // <user >@< ip> if the user is not required to log on, you can leave <user >@directly smb: // <ip> empty! For example, if I have a shared IP Address: 192.168.0.111 and want to access it via Mac, the most traditional approach is via Finder! Select connect to the server: www.2cto.com

Enter smb: // zlex@192.168.0.111 in the address bar:

The system will prompt you to enter the username secret:

Click Connect to bring up the following window:

Well, Houjie, one of the things I need!

Open it! There is a computer with the IP address 192.168.0.111 in the sharing on the left! OK! Access successful! Of course, you can also directly enter smb: // zlex@192.168.0.111 in the browser for access! In Windows, how does one access shared folders in Mac? I have not tried it yet. I have accumulated it! Author snowolf