Troubleshooting Network Drive Connectivity
- Peter Homyk
- Marie Desir
- Miguel Carvajal
Troubleshooting Network Drive Connectivity:
Step 1 – Identify if the device is University owned or personal.
University Owned
Step 2 – Are they on a University Network or VPN?
Step 3 – What network drive are they trying to access?
Step 4 – Confirm in AD that they have access to the requested drive.
Step 5 – Restart and then GPU update.
Step 6 – Assign to Administrative Computing if they have access but are not connecting by completing the steps above.
Step 7 – Confirm with the drive owner that they should have access if they do not.
Personal
Step 2 – Are they on a University Network or VPN?
Step 2a – Assist with installing VPN if required.
Step 3 – What network drive are they trying to access?
Step 4 – Confirm in AD that they have access to the requested drive.
Step 5 – Assist with mapping the drive according to the table below:
Drive | Path | Targeting | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
X:\ | \\floridapoly.org\root\CrossDept |
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M:\ | \\floridapoly.org\fpudfs\Academics | ACADEMIC AFFAIRS-RW |
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N:\ | \\floridapoly.org\fpudfs\Advancement | ADVANCEMENT-RW |
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P:\ | \\floridapoly.org\fpudfs\Finance | FINANCE-RW |
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O:\ | \\floridapoly.org\fpudfs\Executives |
| EXECUTIVES-RW |
R:\ | \\floridapoly.org\fpudfs\FIPR | FIPR-RW |
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