UGent Global Namespace

UGent Global Namespace

By implementing the UGent Global Namespace you can address all your shares and network folders via one sole drive mapping, i.e.

 \\files\[log-in name]

The [log-in name] has to be replaced by your own log-in name (username).

When mounting 'files.ugent.be' does not work, you should mount each of your network shares separately.

After mounting \\files.ugent.be\loginnaam you see the Global Namespace Root (G:-drive) from where you will be able to see and use both all your personal files and the files on a shared network location, without any further mapping.

You will only see the directories to which you have access. The root (G:) itself is read-only.


Directories
G:\homeThe windows home-drive: personal disk space; only you have access.
G:\personal personal disk space on other systems, meant for interactive use, e.g. genix (this is not the home)
G:\shares(*) Shared disk space (without webspace) accessible to a limited group.
G:\WWWPersonal and shared (*) web space

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