Accessing H:space using Mac OS X 10.2 or above
If you are off campus, please ensure that you have connected to the
LSE VPN
server first.
You may like to try the
Remote Desktop as an alternative.
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Log on to a School computer |
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Double click the My Computer icon. |
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Make a note of your H: space server and H:
space folder, e.g. server3 and folder F_users |
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Connect your Mac laptop to a
laptop plug-in point. |
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Using your Internet browser,
log on to the LSE network by opening the LSE website at http://www.lse.ac.uk
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From the 'Go' menu on your
Mac desktop select 'Connect to Server'. |
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In the Server Address text box, enter smb://st??.lse.ac.uk/?_users/yourusername
(where st?? is the H: space server you made a note of in School, ?_users
is the H: space folder, and yourusername
is your LSE username.) |
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Note: You should click the 'Add to Favourites' button
to avoid having to type in your H space address every time you wish to
access your H space. |
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Click Connect. |
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In the SMB/CIFS Filesystem Authentication box, enter
LSE as
your Workgroup/Domain. |
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In the Username text box type your LSE username. |
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Note: You should tick the Add to Keychain checkbox
to avoid having to enter this information every time you log on to your H space. |
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In the Password text box type your LSE password (your
password is case sensitive), and click OK. |
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Note: Mac OS 8 & 9 users will have to purchase additional
software to connect to their H: space, e.g. DAVE (http://www.thursby.com)
or Doubletalk,
and then follow the included documentation.
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