Mapping CSE Windows file resources

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Quick way to connect: Start, Run, type 'net use * \\csefs\pkg /user:CS\username'. Hit ENTER. If that doesn't work, continue on . . .

Contents 1 Connecting to the CSE Windows file servers 2 Windows XP 3 Windows 2000 4 Windows NT

Connecting to the CSE Windows file servers

including csefs and arlfs:
Windows user's files: \\csefs\users
ARL's home directories: \\arlfs\homes

Windows XP

The GUI way:

1. Click Start, All Programs, Accessories, Windows Explorer
2. Select Tools, then Map Network Drive
3. In the Folder field, type the server and path using the following format (i.e. \\csefs\users)
4. If you're already logged into the domain just click OK; otherwise . . .
5. Click the Connect using a different user name link.
6. Enter your username using the following convention: CS\username and your password. Click OK.
7. Check the 'Reconnect at Logon' box if you want this to be persistent through restarts.

command line: net use * \\server\path /user:DOMAIN\username (ie., net use * \\csefs\users /user:CS\joedirt)

NOTE: you don't need to use the /user option if you've already logged into the domain

Windows 2000

The GUI way:

1. Click Start, Programs, Accessories, Windows Explorer
2. Select Tools, then Map Network Drive
3. In the Folder field, type the server and path using the following format (i.e. \\csefs\users )
4. If you're already logged into the domain just click OK; otherwise . . .
5. Click the Connect using a different user name link.
6. Enter your username using the following convention: CS\username and your password. Click OK.
7. Check the 'Reconnect at Logon' box if you want this to be persistent through restarts.

command line: net use * \\server\path /user:DOMAIN\username (ie., net use * \\csefs\users /user:CS\joedirt)

NOTE: you don't need to use the /user option if you've already logged into the domain

Windows NT

The GUI way:

1. Click Start, Programs, Windows NT Explorer
2. Select Tools, then Map Network Drive
3. In the Path field, type the server and path using the following format (i.e. \\csefs\users)
4. You don't need to use the 'connect as' field if you're already logged into the domain; otherwise, use the following format: CS\username.
5. Check the 'Reconnect at Logon' box if you want this to be persistent through restarts.
6. Then press OK.

command line: net use * \\server\path /user:DOMAIN\username (i.e. net use * \\csefs\users /user:CS\joedirt)

NOTE: you don't need to use the /user option if you've already logged into the domain