In order to connect to the ieeg-QNAPs, you must be on the Wispic internal network. You are on this network if any of the following conditions are true:
- You are on a computer in Wispic that has a physical Ethernet cable connected to it
- You are on a computer outside of Wispic that has a VPN connection to Wispic’s network
If one of these conditions is true, you should be able to follow the steps for your computer operating system below. Please contact the helpdesk if you need help.
- In the Task Bar, click the manila folder to launch File Explorer:
- In the left column, right-click This PC to select Map network drive…, demonstrated next:
- In next window, select any available letter for Drive, then copy and paste the following into the Folder field: \\ieeg-qnap\ieeg, likewise\\ieeg-2-qnap\data for ieeg-qnap 2, shown below.* Be sure to check Connect using different credentials. (For VPN-connected devices, it is recommended to leave the Reconnect at sign-in unchecked) Then click Finish.
- In last page, you’ll enter your psychiatry domain user name, e.g., psychiatry\yourNetID. Enter this information in and your password, then click OK to sign into ieeg-qnap.
Note: you should see the QNAP drive every time you open File Explorer listed under This PC.
*For VPN-users, if you receive an error, substitute the following IP addresses: \\144.92.2.223\ieeg (for qnap 1) or \\144.92.2.188\data (ieeg-qnap 2)
- Click on Go in the top bar.
- In the drop down menu, click Connect to Server or press Command-K.
- In the box Server Address: type smb://PSYCHIATRY;yourusername@ieeg-qnap/ieeg (for qnap 1) or smb://PSYCHIATRY;yourusername@ieeg-2-qnap/data (for qnap 2).
- Alternatively, if the top Server Address does not work for you type: smb://ieeg-qnap/ieeg (qnap 1)
- (Optional) If you would like to add this server to your favorites, click the + next to the server address box (or at the bottom for newer macOS versions).
- Click Connect. If everything went well, data should automatically open in Finder. Note: For VPN users, if you get an error message stating it cannot find the qnap, there could be a DNS resolution problem. Try substituting the IP address in the folder path: smb://PSYCHIATRY;yourusername@144.92.2.223/ieeg (for qnap 1) or smb://PSYCHIATRY;yourusername@144.92.2.188/data (for qnap 2).
- (Optional) If it does not connect automatically because the username and password were not saved, type your password into the new window that appears and click Connect. If you need further assistance, or this process didn’t work, please contact the help desk.