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Network Shares of ISIMA/LIMOS

Network shares are available on ISIMA/LIMOS workstations. They are primarily intended for administrative staff.

List of Network Shares

Name Note Letter
administration H:
communication Z:
direction D:
edt formerly timetable - academic affairs E:
gestion formerly accounting management G:
gestion-limos J:
institut-formation I:
langues L:
limos M:
scolarite O:
secretariat T:
securite U:
services-techniques Q:
stages S:

These shares can be accessed from your workstation provided you are connected to the network (i.e., in your office or via the VPN) and have the necessary permissions.

Authentication is always done using your UCA account

Access with Windows

For Windows workstations in the 'LOCAL' domain

By default, all Windows workstations are in the LOCAL domain (unless specifically requested otherwise)

Quick Method

All Windows computers in the domain receive a GPO that automatically mounts the correct network drives.

Type gpupdate /force in the Windows search bar, this will restart the GPO within a few seconds and you will find the administrative drives for those who have access (a restart may be required).

Complete Method

Open Windows Explorer

Right-click on Computer and select "Map network drive"

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Select a letter for the drive, type \\samantha\Partages then click on "Browse"

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Expand local.isima.fr to find your network share.

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and VALIDATE by clicking on "Finish"

Remember to check "Reconnect at sign-in"

For workstations outside the domain (same procedure as above, only the authentication changes)

The procedure is the same as for Windows workstations in the 'LOCAL' domain except for the "Which network folder do you want to connect to?" window

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Compared to the screenshot above, you must...

  • Also check "Connect using different credentials"
  • As login, you must specify the domain name in the form by adding @local.isima.fr to your UCA account
    Login_UCA@local.isima.fr
    
    Password
    

Access with macOS

To mount a network drive from a GNU/Linux system, the easiest way is to use the Samba protocol.

You will need to specify the server you want to connect to with the share path as well as your ENT username and password.

The procedure is similar whether accessing administrative shares or your personal directory.

Open Finder, in the menu bar click Go then Connect to Server...

Network drive for shared documents (administrative)

Enter this address:

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Click the " + " to save the server connection.

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Remember to check "Add this password to my keychain"

Access with Linux

To mount a network drive from a GNU/Linux system, the easiest way is to use the Samba protocol.

You will need to specify the server you want to connect to with the share path as well as your ENT username and password.

The procedure is similar whether accessing administrative shares or your personal directory.

The procedure is described for several file managers. See below.

Use the URI (server address): smb://samantha.local.isima.fr/partages/<share_name>

With the file manager (Ubuntu)

Open the file manager and click on "Connect to Server"

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In the server address, type smb://samantha.local.isima.fr/partages/ followed by the network drive name to mount, for example smb://samantha.local.isima.fr/partages/<share_name>/administration

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  • In the next window, indicate you are connecting as "Registered user"
  • Then enter your UCA@local.isima.fr ID
  • The domain is LOCAL
  • Then enter your UCA password
  • Finally select "Remember forever"

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Once the connection is established, select your drive in the file manager, right-click and click on "Add to bookmarks"

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