Version 45 by Nata Ramanenka
on Feb 27, 2012 03:34.
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Follow the instructions below to attach an *existing* Disk Safe in CDP.

1. Open the Web browser connecting to the CDP Server Web Interface and log in (See [CDP3:Accessing Standard Edition Web Interface], [Accessing Enterprise Edition Web Interface], [CDP3:Accessing Advanced Edition Web Interface]).

!login.png!

21. Click on "Disk Safes" in the Main Menu to access the "Disk Safes" page.
|| Standard Edition || Enterprise Edition || Advanced Edition ||
| !ds-st.png! | !main-menu-ent.png! | !main-menu-ds.png! |
32. In the "Disk Safes" menu, click on "Attach Existing Disk Safe."

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43. An "Attach Existing Disk Safe" window will open.
|| Standard Edition, Advanced Edition || Enterprise Edition ||
| !adda.png!\\ | !attachent.png! |
54. Copy the path where the Disk Safe files are saved.

!ds-folder.png!

65. Enter the following Disk Safe properties:
* *Description -* Any unique name to identify the Disk Safe in the system. This name will be shown in the "Disk Safes" list.
* *Path* *\-* Location where the Disk Safe folder is currently saved. For example, {color:blue}D:/disk_safe_websites{color}.
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|| Standard Edition, Advanced Edition || Enterprise Edition ||
| !add1a.png!\\ | !add-exist-but-enta.png! |
76. A notification window will inform you that the Disk Safe has been opened. Click "OK."

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87. The opened Disk Safe will be displayed in the "Disk Safes" list among other Disk Safes.
|| Standard, Advanced Edition | !ds-open-list1.png! ||
|| Enterprise Edition | !enter9.png! ||
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