This article is meant for those who use MacOS based computers on campus and need to map a network drive.
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This screenshot displays the window that will popup once the keys have been pressed
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Enter in network drive information
You will need the path to the directory you need to access. If you require assistance with this please put in a service request by using the Network Drive Support form.
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Authenticate yourself
You will be required to enter in your Sage credentials in order to authenticate with the share.
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If you do not have access to a share you will need approval from the Director of that share (Shares are based on departments, and the Director of the department needs to approve the request). The Director will need to use the Network Drive Support form to put a request in with the Service Desk. |
Verify drive is mapped
Check your desktop to see if the share drive mapped properly, you can check this by looking for the icon shown in the screenshot below. In this screenshot we have used the IT Department share drive. The icon will look the same, however, the name will be different depending on which share drive you have mapped.
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Wrapping up
This article has shown you how to map a share drive to your MacOS based computer. If you run into any issues while trying to connect to a share drive please use the Network Drive Support form in the Service Center (You can click the link to be brought directly to this service request form).
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