How to share a backup/file attachments over a network path

How to share a backup/file attachments over a network path

As i have mentioned the file attachments folder should be shared across a network path and the network path should be mentioned in the following format in the Admin->Self-Service Portal Settings.

// Network server name/fileAttachments

I have shared a folder and copied the network location as shown below for reference, please perform the same steps.


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