


If the FRITZ!Box is configured as a wireless repeater, enter the IP address of the FRITZ!Box instead, for example smb://192.168.178.20. Enter smb://fritz.box in the "Server Address:" field and click "Connect".Click "Go" and then "Connect to Server" in the menu bar of the Finder.Enter the path to the folder you want to map as a network drive in the "Folder" field.Click "Computer" and then "Map Network drive" in the menu bar.Click "This PC" in the navigation area of the Windows Explorer.Right-click on the folder "FRITZ.NAS" and select "Map Network Drive." from the context menu.If the FRITZ!Box is configured as a wireless repeater, enter the IP address of the FRITZ!Box instead, for example \\192.168.178.20. Enter \\fritz.box in the search box in the Windows taskbar and press Enter.To map a USB storage device named "JetFlash-32GB" as a network drive, enter \\fritz.box\FRITZ.NAS\JetFlash-32GB. In the "Folder" field, enter the path to the folder you want to map as a network drive. Click "This PC" in the navigation area of the Explorer, and then click (More info) in the menu bar.If you want to configure a subfolder (for example a partition of a USB storage device) as a network drive:.Right-click on the folder "FRITZ.NAS" and select "Show more options" and then "Map Network Drive." from the context menu.If you want to configure the entire FRITZ.NAS as a network drive:.Now a window with the network folder "FRITZ.NAS" opens this folder displays all of the partitions on the connected USB storage devices as folders.Enable the option "Remember me" and click "OK".Note:You can edit the account information and access rights of users under "System > FRITZ!Box Users" in the user interface. Enter the name and password of a FRITZ!Box user who is authorized to access NAS contents.If you are asked for a username and password:.Enter \\fritz.box in the search box and press Enter.Click the search symbol in the Windows task bar.
