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Accessing EMU network files

Instructions for accessing data stored on network drives from off-campus (EMU-owned and non-EMU-owned computers) or from on-campus (non-EMU owned computers only):

Mac OS X Drive Mapping

Windows Drive Mapping

Remote Access

Student file organization

 Windows   Mac name Description Backed up
 G: department or club name in the data folder on the userdata volume Used by student groups to share data within  the group Yes
 P: username in the Users folder on the Home volume Used to store personal data Yes
 V: classdata folder in the Userdata volume Used by professors to share data with students
Read only access (controlled by professor)
 Yes

Faculty staff file organization

 Windows Mac name Description Backed up
 G: department name in the data folder on the userdata volume Used by departments to share data within the department Yes
 H: department name in the data folder on the userdata volume Used to share data from another department, by request Yes
 P: username in the Users folder on the Home volume Used to store personal data Yes
 V: classdata folder in the ST:Userdata volume Used by faculty to share data with students, by request Yes
 Z: shared folder in the Userdata volume Used by faculty/staff to share data with other faculty/staff Yes

Data Protection

A file cannot be restored unless it is backed up. Files save to EMU network drives are backed up. Information systems cannot back up files saved on your desktop or laptop computer. Hard drives and USB flash drives can and do fail. Cloud storage may be used in accordance with information systems policy. We strongly recommend saving files on network drives whenever possible. If you do have important files that you do not save to the network, be sure to keep copies on more than one storage device.

Make sure that you do not leave documents on the network open, as open files cannot be backed up. You may want to logout or turn off your computer every night. If you need to use files during the backup times listed below and you are concerned about not having a backup, keep copies of those files on your computer and at least one additional external storage medium.

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