Drive mapping is one of the most convenient ways to connect to shared files and resources across a business network. In Windows 8, you can connect to any other computer in the network's shared folders ...

You will need to be running UAB's secure Virtual Private Network (VPN) in order for off-campus access to work. UAB Hospital VPN will also work. Please be aware of UAB's Data Protection Rule and ...

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 ...

You will need to be running UAB's secure Virtual Private Network (VPN) in order for off-campus access to work. UAB Hospital VPN will also work. Please be aware of UAB's Data Protection Rule and ...

There's a PC on the home network that drives a USB hard drive that is shared. That PC is always on and the drive always powered up. I find that with other PCs in the house on the network, that the ...

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 ...

If when you try to map a network drive in Windows 11/10, but you are unable to map a drive or connect a drive remotely with the error message The network folder ...

Mapping a drive refers to that feature of Windows 11/10 which gives its users the privilege of connecting to disks hosted remotely. For those organizations and ...

How to use the Files app to connect to a network server from your iPhone or iPad Your email has been sent The Files app for iOS and iPadOS is a handy tool as it helps you connect to online services ...

Wired Ethernet connections usually have an advantage over Wi-Fi in local network connectivity and drive mapping. With a wired connection, Windows can save your network mapped drives and printer ...

Apple has officially deprecated the Apple Filing Protocol (AFP) client in the latest update for Mac computers, and the feature will be “removed in a future version of macOS.” The change will break ...