Access network drives |
You can access network drives by selecting Finder>Go>Connect to Server. The Connect to Server dialog opens.

If you have a DCRI server already listed under Favorite Servers, select it, and then click Connect.
If you have not saved a server at an earlier time, enter the Server Address (see the second column in the table below), and then click Connect. To save a server's location for later, click the Plus icon ( ).
Drive name |
Server address (to find manually) |
What is stored on this drive? |
After logon, what can you access? |
MacUser |
cifs://duhsnas-pri.dhe.duke.edu/MacUser
[The address for this drive must have a capital M and a capital U.] |
Your own files |
All folders and files |
public |
smb://coal.dcri.duke.edu/public |
General files |
You must have permission to access specific folders |
production |
smb://tungsten.dcri.duke.edu/production |
Project/team files |
The first server you open in a session prompts you to log on with your network credentials.

Replace the Name with your NetID, enter your network Password, and then click Connect. A new window appears, listing the server's contents.

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