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Connecting to the Storage Server on Windows XP (On Campus)

This page contains instructions for connecting to the Storage Server from Windows XP computers (but can also be done from a mac and off-campus). There are several ways of doing this:

1. If you have logged on to a school computer in a dorm or academic lab:

  • Open “My Computer”.
  • Look under the “Network Drives” section of the “My Computer” window.
  • Double-click the drive with your user name on it (ie, “sandoste on ‘storage:student_s_z’ H:”).

2. Open the Start Menu and click “Run…”

  • type \\storage
  • select the appropriate “student_x_y” folder as described in method #2.
  • open the folder with your username.

3. If you are on the ResNet using Windows XP or Vista:

  • Open “My Computer”
  • In the “Address” field towards the top of the window, type “\\storage.grinnell.edu\”
  • When prompted for your username and password, type “GRIN\username” for your username and your regular Grinnell password for your password
  • A large list of folders should appear
  • Select the appropriate “student_x_y” folder as described in method #2
  • Open the folder with your username
  • Here you will see a list of the files on your storage server
  • All the standard Windows commands should work for these files. They can be opened by double clicking, copied, pasted, saved, etc.

Storage Server Windows



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Page last modified on March 31, 2009, at 12:48 PM