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Saunders Technical Support provides file services to our faculty and staff in the form of the H: and P: drive. Both of these drives are backed up on a routine basis and are stored on a secure server.
Off Campus Issues
If are using a computer that is not managed by Saunders, then you'll need to use the RIT VPN Client to connect to our file servers. All Saunders
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managed computers are configured so that VPN is not required from off campus.
Connecting to Saunders File Services
H: Drive
The H: drive is used for groups of individuals that wish to share files with other individuals. A hierarchy has been created for various divisions and committees to share files as well as groups of people to setup project folders. Folders on the H: drive are restricted to certain individuals. If you would like a new folder created on the H: drive or require access to an existing folder, please make contact with Saunders Technical Support and we will work with the owner of the folder to fulfill your request.
The H: drive is located at \\main.ad.rit.edu\Shares\SCB\SCB_Shared
P: Drive
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The P: drive is located at \\main.ad.rit.edu\Shares\SCB\SCB_Personal\<your username>
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If are using a computer that is not managed by Saunders, then you'll need to use the RIT VPN Client to connect to our file servers. All Saunders managed computers are configured so that VPN is not required from off campus.
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All Other Shares
While file services like the H: and P: drive are automatic for Saunders managed computers, there are several other file services available that some of our users require.
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Navigate to C:\SCB\Support and double-click on the H and P file. This will run a script to automatically connect you to the H: and P: drives.
How to:
Open File Explorer located in your Start Menu or on the Taskbar.
Click on This PC along the left hand side
Double click on Local Disk (C:)
Open the SCB and then Support folder.
Double click on H and P
A script will run with two sets of commands. First, it will try to remove the old H: and P: drive connections if they exist. If not, you will see errors that the network connection could not be found. You can ignore these errors.
You may be asked if you are sure you want to disconnect the resource. You can see either Y or N to this question because in the next step it will try to reconnect both H: and P:
Once done disconnecting, the script will then try to map the drives. If this part is unsuccessful and you are off campus, connect to VPN and try again. If it still doesn't work, contact Saunders Technical Support for assistance.
Google Drive through RIT
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