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#Type in '''smb://uib;username@''' and then the servername and foldername. It should be on the form '''servername.uib.no/folder'''. Click '''Connect'''. ''NB! There should be no spaces.''<br/>[[File:ServerFellesEng.png|400px]]<br/><br/><br/> | #Type in '''smb://uib;username@''' and then the servername and foldername. It should be on the form '''servername.uib.no/folder'''. Click '''Connect'''. ''NB! There should be no spaces.''<br/>[[File:ServerFellesEng.png|400px]]<br/><br/><br/> | ||
#Make sure the domain (uib for employees) and username is entered, '''type in your password''' and click '''Connect'''.<br/>[[File:UsernamePassEng.png|400px]]<br/><br/><br/> | #Make sure the domain (uib for employees) and username is entered, '''type in your password''' and click '''Connect'''.<br/>[[File:UsernamePassEng.png|400px]]<br/><br/><br/> | ||
#Your home folder will be listed as a network drive in Finder.<br/>[[File:Home.png|400px]]<br/><br/><br/> | |||
Revision as of 15:55, 22 August 2014
Employees
- In Finder: Go -> Connect to Server, or use the key combination cmd + k.
- Type in smb://uib;username@ and then the servername and foldername. It should be on the form servername.uib.no/folder. Click Connect. NB! There should be no spaces.
- Make sure the domain (uib for employees) and username is entered, type in your password and click Connect.
- Your home folder will be listed as a network drive in Finder.
