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# Type '''smb://unv.campus.wpunj.edu/wpu-folders/''' in the Server Address field and click Connect | # Type '''smb://unv.campus.wpunj.edu/wpu-folders/''' in the Server Address field and click Connect | ||
# Enter your username and password | # Enter your username and password | ||
# A Finder window will open and you can browse your | # A Finder window will open and you can browse the "Groups" folder for whatever group folder you have permissions to access. | ||
# If you are looking for your User Folder you can browse the "User Folders" directory for your network User Folder. | |||
==PC== | ==PC== |
Revision as of 13:27, 30 January 2014
While on campus using a University issued, or imaged computer, you will be automatically connected to your network drives. This article contains instructions on how to connect to a network drive on a personal computer, and from off campus.
Mac
Instructions on how to map a network drive, or "K drive"
- If you are on campus, proceed to step number 3
- If you are off campus, visit www.wpunj.edu/webvpn to connect securely to the campus network via VPN.
- Click the Finder icon on your dock
- Click Go on the menu bar at the top of your screen
- Click Connect to Server
- Type smb://unv.campus.wpunj.edu/wpu-folders/ in the Server Address field and click Connect
- Enter your username and password
- A Finder window will open and you can browse the "Groups" folder for whatever group folder you have permissions to access.
- If you are looking for your User Folder you can browse the "User Folders" directory for your network User Folder.
PC
- If you are off campus, visit www.wpunj.edu/webvpn to connect securely to the campus network via VPN.
- Click the start button in the lower left
- Click Computer
- Click Map Network Drive
- Select K: and type \\unv.campus.wpunj.edu\wpu-folders\
- Select U: and type \\unv.campus.wpunj.edu\wpu-folders\user folders\<USERNAME>\