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--- data03:connect [2022/09/12 10:16] – [Connect from your laptop or from home] deul
+++ data03:connect [2024/09/20 18:11] (current) – [Connect from your laptop or from home] jansen
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 Once the VPN connection is active you can use the above method (Connect from your desktop or Meet PC) to connect to ''%%data03%%''.
+=== MacOS ===
+In Finder, open the "Go" menu and select "Connect to server. Enter the address in the form ''%%smb://data03.physics.leidenuniv.nl/pi-xxx%%''. Note the forward slashes, contrary to the backslashes used on windows!
+After pressing ''Connect'', a window will appear where you can enter your physics username and password.
 ===Linux===
+== From the commandline ==
 Make sure you are running VPN. Make sure you create the ''%%/mnt/YYYY%%'' directory. Then you can run:
-  sudo mount -f cifs -ousernameXXXX,domain=PHYSICS //data03.physics.leidenuniv.nl/pi-YYYY  /mnt/YYYY
+  sudo mount -f cifs -o username=XXXX,domain=PHYSICS //data03.physics.leidenuniv.nl/pi-YYYY  /mnt/YYYY
+and you should then see the content of this ''%%pi-YYYY%%'' share in the ''%%/mnt/YYYY%%'' directory.
+== From desktop filemanager ==
+Most Linux desktop filemanagers can make a connection, similar to the Finder on macOS. In ''nautilus'' (Gnome/Cinnamon desktop), this is in the ''Go'' menu, choose ''Location'' (shortcut: control-L). Enter the address in the form ''%%smb://data03.physics.leidenuniv.nl/pi-xxx%%''. Note the forward slashes, contrary to the backslashes used on windows!
+The system will prompt you for the username and password to establish the connection.

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