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Connect to your home and department shared folders on Windows

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You can store work-related data in your home folder. In your departmental folder, you can share data with members of your department.

You can access departmental folders remotely, through a VPN, or while on campus.

Note –If you are connecting to your home or departmental folder while off campus, you must first log in to a VPN.

File server paths

To access these folders, follow these steps:

  1. From your computer's desktop, enter the path for a Home, Shared, or Collaboration file share as listed above.
  2. Select Enter.
  3. When prompted, log in using MED\YourEcommonsID and password.
  4. Select OK.
  5. Select Enter.