How to connect to Hopper

Hopper is the network file server. It contains both the home directories and the projects directories. This document covers how to connect to hopper using Windows XP and Windows 2000.

The most important thing to remember is to specify the domain before your username (csee\username). The rest is mostly self explanitory.

Windows XP or 2000

If you are a member of the csee domain and you are on a computer that is part of the domain, your home directory on hopper should show up as the H drive. If it does not, then you can simply browse to hopper through Network Neighborhood or My Network Places. If you are not on the domain, you can still connect to hopper. The steps to do so are the same for both Windows XP and Windows 2000. They are as follows:

1. Click Start
2. Click Run
3. Type \\hopper\dir where dir is the directory on hopper that you want to connect to.
   • The projects directories are all in the format center-prj, for example: \\hopper\cfin-prj
   • Your home directory is at \\hopper\username where username is your username
4. Press Enter
5. Type your username and password
   • Note: Your username must be in the format csee\username
6. Click Ok
7. You can also map a drive to a directory on hopper
   1. Right click on My Computer
   2. Select Map Network Drive
   3. Choose a letter
   4. Type the path, example: \\hopper\username
   5. Click Finish
   6. Type your username(prefixed by csee\) and password when asked

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This page was most recently revised on February 03, 2006.
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