Mapping the Network
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• Windows Vista
• Mac OSX

What are the network drives?
The P: drive is your Personal network storage space. Students receive 1GB of storage space on our network that is accessible from any campus comptuer. It is a great place to store your classwork -- plus it is backed up on a nightly basis!

The T: drive is the Teaching drive where many professors will store class notes or assignments. Talk to your professors to see if they use the T: drive

• Click the Start button, and select Computer
• Select Map Network Drive. (Located in the upper right hand corner of the window)
• Under the Drive dropdown menu, select the appropriate drive letter
• Where it says Folder, type in: \\servername\share
  • Use the drive table, (located above) to find the appropriate server and share name.
  • As a student you will primarily use the P: Drive and T: Drive
• Make sure that reconnect at logon is checked. This will map the network drive everytime you turn on your computer
• Click finish, and you will be finished

Mac OSX

• Click on the desktop to bring up the desktop finder
• In the top menu, click Go
• Scroll down and select Connect to Server
• In the Server Address text box, type in smb://servername/share
  • To find the appropriate server and share name, look at the drive box (located above)
  • As a student you will primarily use the P: drive and T: drive
• Click Connect
• You can connect to the drive by clicking the Macintosh HD icon, and then looking in the share       menu