Each ARTORG group has its own directory (a.k.a. “file share”, “SMB drive”,”Samba share” or “network drive”) on the ARTORG file server zonula.unibe.ch
. The directories are only readable and writable for the respective group members.
Your CAMPUS account user name and password will allow you to access the network drive of your group. (for this to work your CAMPUS account must be connected to your group, ask Robert or Jens).
See below the instructions for your operating system.
The following shares exists at the moment:
To connect to a file share open the File Explorer and click on 'Network'. ZONULA
should appear (see Figure below). If ZONULA
does not appear, then you should change your current Windows Workgroup to CAMPUS.
You're asked to provide you login information (Prepend CAMPUS\
to your user name)
After sucessfully logging in you see all shares on ZONULA
. You can map a network share folder to a “local drive” by doing a right-click on the share you want to access and selecting “Map network drive…” (see Figure).
Afterwards you should have an new drive for you computer (see Figure).
(probably following information also applies to earlier Mac OS X versions, if not tell me ).
In the Finder go to Preferences. Make sure you have the option “Connected Servers” switched on. If so the section “Shared” is visible on the left in the Finder window.
In “Shared” you can find the file server zonula
in All… → campus
Before you can enter zonula
click the button “connect as” (which is where the “disconnect” button is on the picture) and enter your CAMPUS credentials: username / password.
The Mac OS implementation for accessing SMB shares has it's quirks and sometimes you get errors and disconnects. The method below is more reliable.
In the Finder menu go to “Go → Connect to Server…”. Enter ”smb://zonula.unibe.ch/GROUPNAME” (or any share name you have access to). After giving your CAMPUS credentials the group directory appears in the Finder as a Volume in the Devices section and you can also go to /Volumes/GROUPNAME
in the Terminal.
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