How are paths determined on a remote machines?

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How are paths determined on a remote machines?

I have been assigned a network loaction. Let's call it \wassup\test1

I assume that wassup is the ame of the computer. The question I have is this. How can I determine what the local path from the point of view of the remote machine would be for "test1". For example, how would I know if it is c:\test1 or d:\test1 ?

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