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Accessing Administrative Share on Columbia

Last Update: 11/9/05

To access your department share on Columbia.

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1. Click the Start button and then select Run.
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2. Type \\columbia\dept inside the box and click OK.
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3. Double-click on your department.

To Make it easier for future access, you can map the Columbia share to your computer.

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4. Click the Start button. Right-click on My Computer and select Map Network Drive. (Note: The "My Computer" icon might also be on your desktop
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5. Type in the path of the share then click Finish; e.g. \\columbia\dept\helpdesk.
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6. You may now access this drive under My Computer