Once these steps are complete the Network Homes folder will be available as a Home folder location when creating Local Network User accounts. Authenticate as the directory administrator if you’re asked to do so.Put a check in the box that says, “Home directories over” and make sure the menu says SMB.Note that it’s already shared using SMB and AFP. Double click the Network Homes folder in the Shared Folders list.Now it’s time to set the folder up for use as a network Home Folder. Network Homes should appear in your list of shared folders. to reside and create a new folder called Network Homes. Choose a location on your server’s hard drive where you want user’s Home Folders.Click the + below the Shared Folders field.Note: Because you’ve already used the NetInstall service, File Sharing should already be turned on and there will be shared folders in the Shared Folders field.
Select the File Sharing service in the sidebar of the Server app.Open the Server app and authenticate as the directory administrator if necessary.Navigate to System Preferences -> Sharing. In your Mac’s toolbar, select the Apple logo. With a bit of configuration, you can set up file sharing between your Mac and any Windows PC on your network: 1. Follow the steps below to connect to your wireless network: Connecting using the AirPort/Wi-Fi. They’re shared folders like any other shared network folder, but the Server app also makes available as a location to create user’s Home Folders when creating user accounts. If you’re a macOS user, your computer has file sharing built in. To learn how to check these settings on router, click here. Make sure Network is selected in the Finder window when it opens up. Network Home Folders are set up using the Server app’s File Sharing service. To connect to this shared folder from the Mac, make sure you are in a Finder window and choose Go, Connect to Server.
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