Overview
The following procedure is to help accommodate clients that are currently using two separate accounts for "Client" and "Learner" network access.

If you have not read our overview information regarding:
Network Access at SCC
You will need to prior to continuing.

A warning: This increased functionality makes it even more important that you practice good password habits. If you aren't careful, you can make it easy for someone else to access your office machine or personal network files. Do not share your password with students, even those who work for you, and do not leave your computer unattended when you are logged into the network.

Getting Started: Security equivalence between contexts has to be set up by a Network Systems Administrator. Send a request notating the accounts in each context you wish to have equivalent and a return E-Mail address to SIREN Support. Your request will be forwarded to the appropriate administrator. Once you have security equivalence between your accounts, here's the procedure. (These instructions sound complicated, but after you get the hang of it, the process is really easy!)

For Windows users--

To establish a link from your server space in the Client context to your server space in the Learner context:

• In your office, login to the network using your "client" account name and password.
• Double-click on Network Neighborhood.
• Double-click on the SC tree. Double-click on SC again.
• Double-click on Main.
• Double-click on SC_NWSRV1_FILES.
• Double-click on the first letter of your first name.
• Double-click on the first letter of your last name.
• Single click on your folder, and then right click. Select Map a Network Drive.
• Select an empty drive letter. Check "Reconnect at Login." Click OK.

To establish a link from your server space in the "Learner" context to your server space in the "Client" context:

• From an instructional (lab or classroom) based machine, login to the network using your SIREN (Learner) account name and password.
• Double-click on Network Neighborhood.
• Double-click on the SC tree. Double-click on SC again.
• Double-click on Main.
• Double-click on SC_NWSRV2_FILES.
• Double-click on client
• Single click on your folder, and then right click. Select Map a Network Drive.
• Select an empty drive letter. If your screen shows an option "Map root," select it. Click on Map or OK. Drive mappings on lab or classroom machines can not be automatically connected on the next login.

For Macintosh users --

To establish a link from your server space in the "client" context to your server space in the "learner" context:

• In your office, login to the network using your "client" account name and password
• Under the Apple Menu open the Chooser.
• Select AppleShare
• Select SCC Ethernet
• Under the server list; Double-click SC_NWSRV1
• Double-click NetWare Encryption
• Double-click SC_NWSRV1.FILES
• Close your Chooser window
• You will now see an Icon named SC_NWSERV1.FILES on you desktop.
• You can now navagate to your directory.
• Double-click the SC_NWSRV1.FILES icon.
• Double-click on the first letter of your first name.
• Double-click on the first letter of your last name.
• Double-click on your folder
• To make an alias of this folder, select "make Alias from the file menu

• From an instructional (lab or classroom) based machine, login to the network using your SIREN (Learner) account name and password.
• Under the Apple Menu open the Chooser.
• Select AppleShare
• Select SCC Ethernet
• Under the server list; Double-click SC_NWSRV2
• Double-click NetWare Encryption
• Double-click SC_NWSRV2.FILES
• Close your Chooser window
• You will now see an Icon named SC_NWSERV2.FILES on you desktop.
• You can now navagate to your directory.
• Double-click the SC_NWSRV2.FILES icon.
• Double-click on client.
• Double-click on your folder
• To make an alias of this folder, select "make Alias from the file menu. Save this alias in your directory on SC_NWSRV1.FILES for future use.