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Emergency Mounting of Network Drives
in case of problems with login- or drive-mounting scripts,
or lack of scripts
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CSU-Owned Computers
Any on-campus CVMBS user who has already logged into their computer, but experienced
a problem in which the login process failed to report successful network drive mounting can
manually mount those drives by following these instructions. If these instructions
fail, the Privately Owned version (below) should succeed for any Windows 2000 or newer
computer.
- Click Start Button, Click Run, type 'cmd' w/o quotes, click OK
- In the Window that opened, type the following commands, beginning with the "net
use ..." part, if you want to use
the relevant drive, and hit Enter.
- S drive-- net use s: \\griffin\openaccess
- T drive-- net use t: \\minotaur\groups
- X drive-- net use x: \\griffin\xdrive
- U drive-- net use u: \\minotaur\(homedir)\(ename)
- Fillin your ename, and homedir w/o parens in the command for the U drive with one from the
following:
- BMSHome
- CSHome
- DLabHome
- DOHome
- ERHSHome
- MIPHome
- PVMxHome -- x is last digit of PVM grad year
- 5 = 2005
- 8 = 2008
- 0 = 2010
- Call us if you have any problem with getting these instructions to work.
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Privately Owned Computers e.g. PVM laptops
This applies most commonly to computers that use the "CVMBS Drives" script to mount
drives. The only difference from the instructions above is a more complex syntax
in the mounting commands of items #3 - 6 (Yes, the slashes do lean both left and right):
- S drive-- net use s: \\griffin.cvmbs.colostate.edu\openaccess * /user:colostate\(ename) /persistent:no
- T drive-- net use t: \\minotaur.cvmbs.colostate.edu\groups * /user:colostate\(ename) /persistent:no
- X drive-- net use x: \\griffin.cvmbs.colostate.edu\xdrive * /user:colostate\(ename) /persistent:no
- U drive-- net use u: \\minotaur.cvmbs.colostate.edu\(homedir)\(ename) * /user:colostate\(ename) /persistent:no
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