Eight ways to connect to a server

Macworld
Oct 17, 2012, 3:30 am318 pts
When you have to copy files from one Mac to another, make big files available to others, or get files from your company’s shared volumes, you need to connect to a server. It may be a file server, a NAS (network-attached server), or just another Mac on your network. You probably already know a basic way to…

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