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Your F: Drive is a network drive that Drew has provided for you to use as storage space for academic documents and data. You start out with 100 MB, but more space can be added at request, but students can only have a maximum of 200 MB of space. Obviously, this is not a lot of space, but it is helpful for storing immediately important files. Accessing your F: Drive is done in two different ways:
Drew PC Access
If you have a Drew
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PC, you only need to be logged in with the On Campus Novell Log on and your network drives will automatically appear.
You simply have to open Computer and you will see your F: drive there. PICTURE
Drew Mac Access
If you have a Drew Mac, you must be logged in on campus as well to directly access the F: Drive.
Open the Finder and go to your Applications Folder.
Open Self Service. PICTURE
Click on the Drew Network link in the Categories menu on the left hand side of the screen to gain access to the drive. PICTURE
Click on the Connect button underneath Personal "F" Drive. PICTURE
You will be asked to enter your Drew uLogin credentials. Make sure that Registered User is selected, enter your password, and click Connect. PICTURE
A new window will appear connecting you to your F: drive and the files and folders it contains. PICTURE
Off Campus and Non-Drew Device Access
The F: Drive is accessible off campus and from non-Drew computers/devices as well. Using a web browser, go the https://netstorage.drew.edu/
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and you will see all of your network drives. You will use your Drew uLogin information here.
Google Drive
Physical Drives
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