Adding a Virtual Folder

You can add a virtual folder using the quick add feature. To configure additional settings for the virtual folder, see Configuring Additional Settings for a Virtual Folder. When you create a virtual folder, you can either associate or not associate the virtual folder with a physical location.

If you associate the virtual folder with a physical location, the virtual folder represents an existing physical folder on a local or remote file system.

If you do not associate a virtual folder with a physical location, the virtual folder represents a collection of physical folders and files located on one or more local or remote file systems.

Note: You cannot add a virtual folder within a virtual folder that is associated with any physical location.

To create a virtual folder

1. On the navigation pane, select Virtual folders.

2. On the Virtual folders page, click

3. In the Add virtual folder dialog box, specify the following details:

Field	Description
Name	Type a unique name for the virtual folder.
This folder has a physical location	Select this option if you want to associate the virtual folder with a physical local or remote folder location.

4. Click Add.

The new virtual folder is displayed in the folders list.