To connect to network locations (e.g. the S: drive or the P: drive) from an off-campus computer, please see the following instructions. If you are already on campus ...

The ever-present duty to protect valuable data, coupled with unfathomable volumes of data made possible in part by advancing multimedia applications, are driving the need for new dimensions in storage ...

You may have heard the term NAS, or Network Attached Storage, but if you aren’t entirely clear on what NAS is, how it works and most importantly, how it can benefit your small business, you’ve come to ...

Mapping a network drive — also known as “mounting” a drive — allows you to create an easy access point to specific data on a network server using your own computer. If you frequently need to consult ...

I'm sure someone has already done this. I'm looking for a way to automatically mount two network drives ("C" and "D") via SMB from a Windows XP computer on my Mac (Tiger) when my location is set to ...

The very purpose of your NAS is to share files between people and devices. A NAS can surely work as a central storage unit, but to make it live its full purpose, you will have to give it a way to talk ...

Increasingly, SMB storage is being pushed out onto the network, affording SMB managers many of the same performance and manageability benefits that larger sites get. As mentioned last week, along with ...

If you are facing delays when accessing documents or files on a Network Share from Windows 11/10, then this post can help. In it, we will identify the potential cause of this issue and provide both ...

I've had a Robocopy script that has worked fine for ages. All it does is synchronises a remotely located network drive (Windows server accessed over OpenVPN) to a locally located network drive (SMB on ...