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Here are some questions and answers that provide information about the changes to our network storage services that will affect Mac users.

It will provide email and calendaring functionality, as well as other important accommodations for UTSA faculty and staff members on the network. The new I: Drive will include virtually unlimited storage, increased reliability and better data recovery capabilities. One of the first improvements we are undertaking is to upgrade our existing I: Drive structure. From here you should be able to locate your personal I: Drive folder as well as your department's "common" folder, if available.Īs we move toward our goal of becoming a Tier One institution, we are making important technology changes. Locate your departmental folder by double-clicking the "users" icon that appears on the desktop.(Putting a checkmark in the box next to "Remember this password in my keychain" is recommended.) Under Name and Password, enter your myUTSA ID and passphrase. Mac OS X 10.5 (and later), enter smb://:139/users.

Mac OS X 10.4.x, OS X 10.6.x or higher, enter smb:///utfile/users.

Locate the folder with your department's name to view your folders.

Click the item ending in " (I:)" to access the I: Drive folders.

This will open up a new window that gives you access to all the drives on the computer.

Click the Start button from your desktop screen.

The I: Drive is automatically available to you if you log in to to the UTSA Network using a computer with a Windows operating system: Each user has their own individual folder as well that is only accessible by that user. The UTSA I: Drive is a central location on the UTSA network that allows faculty and staff members to store business-related documents within their own department under what is known as the “common” drive.