Mapping a network drive

Many machines come with a batch script placed on the desktop called "Map_my_drives". If you are still missing drives after running that, see below.

WINDOWS 10/11

1. In a File Explorer window, right-click "This PC" and select "Map network drive"
2. Select a drive letter. It doesn't really matter which, though certain network locations are customarily matched to specified letters.
3. Type the address of the drive where it says "Folder". To find this information easily, you can look at the name of the drive on a computer on which it's already mapped. Some of the most common ones are also listed below.
4. Check the "Reconnect at sign-in" checkbox.
5. Click "Finish"

Common Drive Addresses:
- Overnights: \\katu-nas-1\Arianna\Overnights
- Import to Avid: \\katu-nas-2\ImportToAvid
- Design: \\katu-nas-2\Design
- Promo Drop Location for Omneon: \\katu-nas-2\news_promo_to_omneon
- production: \\katu-nas-1\production

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MAC USERS

You can follow the directions posted at the OSXDaily website to modify the above instructions:

http://osxdaily.com/2010/09/20/map-a-network-drive-on-a-mac/