Note: Users must be on a College of Computing wired network or VPN to access ccsamba, winhome, or adminfs. How do I obtain the CoC VPN client?
- Windows 10: Open File Explorer, right click on This PC and select Map Network Drive...
- For Drive: select an available letter.
- for your adminfs/winhome/ccsamba drive, select an appropriate drive letter.
- For Folder: enter the path for the folder. (Please Note: that computers that have been migrated to use GT authentication will require that you provide your GT username and password )
- to connect to adminfs, enter \\adminfs.cc.gatech.edu\shares$
- For staff, to connect to your home directory, enter \\winhome.cc.gatech.edu\homedirs$<username>
where <username> is your CoC Account username i.e. \\winhome.cc.gatech.edu\homedirs$\uwanna). - to connect to your samba drive, enter \\ccsamba.cc.gatech.edu\<username>, where <username> is your CoC Account username (i.e. \\ccsamba.cc.gatech.edu\uwanna).
- If prompted, enter your username and Windows password.
- For adminsfs: your username should be AD\<gtusername> (i.e. AD\jbrinson3)
- For winhome: your username should be AD\<gtusername> (i.e. AD\jbrinson3)
- For ccsamba: your username is CC\<CoC username> (i.e. cc\uwanna).
- If you do not know your GT username password, please see Passport for instructions on resetting it. If you don't know your CoC password, please use this form: https://support.cc.gatech.edu/resources/forms/coc-account-password-reset
- Uncheck the box Reconnect at logon IF you are connecting from off-campus. Users of CoC-issued laptops may wish to keep this box checked.
- Click Finish.
- To access a mapped network drive, open My Computer and view the Network Drives.
- If you want to see the mapped drive from your desktop, right-click the drive and click Copy. Then, right-click a blank area on your desktop and click Paste Shortcut.
Video Guide
Map a Network Drive in Windows - Video Guide