Samsung My Files supports adding network storage using SMBv2, SMBv3, FTP, or SFTP—choose the protocol that matches your PC, NAS, or remote server. Here’s how to add your storage:
Open the My Files app on your Samsung device.
Scroll to Network storage and tap the + (Add network storage).
Pick the appropriate protocol:
Network drive (SMB) for SMBv2/v3 network share (e.g., Windows PC, NAS).
FTP server or SFTP server for standard or secure remote file access.
To add manually, enter:
Address: IP address or host name of your PC/NAS/server.
Port: Default is 445 for SMB, or as set up for FTP/SFTP.
Username/Password: Access credentials for the share/server.
Display name: Name for the connection (anything you like).
Tap Add. Your storage now appears in My Files; tap to browse and transfer files.
Choose SMBv3 for improved speed and security if your devices support it. For remote/internet access or strong encryption, use SFTP.
