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Just type //COMPUTERNAME into Windows Explorer or File Explorer’s location bar and press Enter. You can also connect directly to a computer if you know its name or IP address. Double-click a computer to view its shared files. You’ll see properly configured Mac and Linux computers appear in this list along with nearby Windows PCs. Visit the Network pane in Windows Explorer or File Explorer to view other computers sharing files with you. Click the Sharing tab and use the options here to share a folder and configure its permissions. Locate the folder you want to share in Windows Explorer or File Explorer, right-click it, and select Properties. RELATED: Customizing Your Network Sharing Settings Tweak the other options here if you’d like to share public folders over the network without requiring a password. Enable “network discovery” and “file and print sharing.” To do this, open the Control Panel and navigate to Network and Sharing > Change advanced sharing settings. You’ll need to enable old-fashioned file sharing on Windows, as other operating systems can’t access homegroups. You have successfully connected to the samba server.RELATED: How to Easily Share Files Between Nearby Computers

Click Connect, enter your IASTATE username and password when prompted.Ħ. The current classification types are staff, grad, ugrad and class.ĥ. Enter smb://my./las/dept/coms/ds// as the Server Address, replacing with your IASTATE username and with your current classification. Select Connect to Server. from the drop-down menuĤ. Mac: Mount Your Samba Share as a Local DiskĢ.Select the Go menu on the Mac task bar.ģ. The disk drive contains all your files on the server. A disk drive with the drive letter you chose will appear on the computer. Also check the box labeled Remember my credentials so you don't have to re-enter your credential each time you restart your computer.ĥ. In the Windows Security window, enter IASTATE\ as the user name (Again use your IASTATE username) and you IASTATE password as the password. This brings you to a Windows Security window.Ĥ. Check options Reconnect at logon and Connect using different credentials, then click Finish. The different types of classification are staff, grad, ugrad, and class. In the pop-up Map Network Drive window, chose a Drive letter which is not currently in use and enter \\my.\las\dept\coms\ds\\ as the Folder name, replacing username with your IASTATE username and type with your correct classification. In the Windows Explorer window, click Map network drive as shown below.ģ. Click Windows Start button then click Computer. This is the part of your address before the For example: would use the path \\my.\Users\aronnax.) Windows: Map your Samba share as a network driveġ.

(You will need to replace with your net-id. If you are a Com S 227 student, please use \\my.\Users\ as the folder path in the instructions below.