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DSDR KB:

Q:  

How do I map a network drive? A restricted space has been set up for me on Novell, but I cannot see it.

A:  

Some of our restricted data contracts allow for networked access. Your particular case is one of these.

In the lower right hand corner of your PC screen is a Novell icon (Red N). Right click on the icon.

A menu of choices is presented to you. Select "Map Novell Map Network drive." A wizard will walk you through the rest of the process.

By default, the drive mapping will select the first unused letter of the alphabet. In my case, the choice is F. If you have a letter you would prefer to use, you can click on the down arrow and select any unused drive.

The next choice is to select the volume to map to "F" or whatever drive letter you chose. Select Browse and look for Europa. Click on Europa and then click on the sub-directory associated with your restricted data. You will only be able to see one sub-directory as that is all you are permitted to.

Click ok.

Check the box that says "Map this drive upon login."

Click MAP

As a note, this is why the restricted data contract requires a locked office and a time-activated screen saver. Now that you've mapped a drive to this directory, anyone could have access to this restricted data if you leave yourself logged in.

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