Hi TSM'ers
has anyone experience about NTFS Junction Points, how they are dscribed in
Microsofts Knowledge Base, KB205524?
How are the Filesystems handeled, who are mounted under a directory?

Example:
To mount your CD-ROM onto an NTFS junction point:
At a command prompt, type md cd.
Type mountvol cd \\?\Volume{e2464850-8089-11d2-8803-806d6172696f}\.
Type dir cd to display the contents of your CD-ROM.
To mount another volume onto an NTFS junction point on your system drive:
At a command prompt, type md ddrive.
Type mountvol ddrive \\?\Volume{e2464852-8089-11d2-8803-806d6172696f}\
Type dir ddrive to displays the contents of drive D.
Is this Disk now a Local Drive?
Thank you for answer



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