Connecting to a Network Share from a PC
In order to connect to a share you need to know the
path to it. Network paths in Windows look something like this:
-
\\server\folder\subfolder\subsubfolder
For example, the path to your
userspace is
-
\\campus.pomona.edu\pomona\userspace\student-<year>\<username>
where <year> is the year you
arrived at Pomona (e.g.
2006) and <username> is your
username (e.g.
ces02006).
A list of common paths can be found
here.
Connecting
Windows XP
- Go to Start > Run
- Type in the path, and hit enter
Windows Vista
- goto Start
- Type in the path, and hit enter
If you're connecting to an official ITS server (e.g. tempdisk, your
userspace), log in with
CAMPUS\ + your username and password.
An
explorer window should appear. Use it as you would My Computer. You can drag/drop (and copy/paste) files to and from this place just as if it were any other folder on your computer. The connection closes when you close the window.
If you don't want to have to log in every time you connect to an ITS share, you can
save your username and password.