[bcterp4christ]

I used to be able to map my drives that are available on my school's network, but since I downloaded Leopard a few months ago, I have not been able to successfully map them.
My roomate just got a Mac as well, and he is able to access the drives and so I know that it is not the Administrator or Leopards fault, so I am wondering if I have accidentally changed any settings that would have done this. I have tried resetting my passwords in keychain, but that still does not work.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

[dougster]

-Hi,

Are you trying to partition the school's Macs from your master Mac as a server? The reason I ask: The Mac lab where my wife works has security software and each Mac had to use an install DVD to access the HD. This had to be done even after the security software was disabled. Not sure if we're on the same page or not. Let us know in more detail what you are trying to achieve, ie. erase and install software (Leopard) via the instructor's Mac on the other Macs?

[bcterp4christ]

Thanks for your help Dougster.

I do not think that the situation is that complicated though. My school has a couple of different servers set up that you are supposed to be able to access anywhere on the school's network. I had been able to access them without a problem, but since I made the switch to Leopard I have not been able to.

The school does not offer support for Macs, which is why I am looking for any hints or tips online. Since I know plenty of other people with Macs who are able to connect to these servers, then I am thinking that it is possible that I just messed up something, but was hoping that someone had any idea. I have tried to reset my keychain, but when I try to connect to the server, it still does not ask me for my password and username, so I do not think that I have found where that is saved either.



Thanks for your help!