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 ...

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 ...

Remember that everyone connected to your Wi-Fi network will be able to access that drive (provided you've mapped it on all systems), so make sure you aren't putting anything too sensitive on it. This ...

If Windows is unable to connect a mapped network drive, it shows a notification. If you are aware of the problem and want to turn off the Could not reconnect all network drives notifications on ...

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 ...

Network drives connect desktop users to a central Windows server where folders and application files are stored for the user. Network administrators set up the shared folder, and the administrator can ...

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 ...

Thanks to iPadOS there are more ways than ever to connect to external media drives and networks from your iPad and iPad Pro. Here's how to get it done. The USB-C port found on iPads is using USB 3.1 ...

There are three types of storage you can use with your Mac. External storage devices such as SSDs and hard drives can plug into your Mac and be used to back up your data or to extend your storage.