How To Map Network Drive On Mac

Enter the path to the network drive you want to map, e.g. My book live or my book live duo, my cloud (single bay), my cloud mirror (gen 2), my cloud ex2 ultra, my cloud ex4, my cloud ex2100 and my cloud ex4100, my cloud dl2100 and my cloud dl4100, my cloud pr2100 and my cloud pr4100 (multi bay). If you are not connected to the internal office network you will need to first connect to the virtual private network (vpn) before mapping a network drive:

Highlight the share you'd like to have automatically mount. Step 2 select “connect to server” (you should see the connect to server box) tip: Open system preferences (the silver and black icon with the gear in the middle, somewhere around the center of the dock) and select users & groups.

Navigate to your networked server.

From the mac os x finder, hit command+k to bring up the connect to server window. From the mac os x finder, hit command+k to bring up the connect to server window. As a login item, your nas drive will automatically connect whenever you log in to the relevant user account. Enter the path to the network drive you want to map, e.g.