How do I map a network drive on macOS?

NOTE: If you are on a personally owned device you will need to have setup and connected to the UniSA VPN prior to following the below.

1. Open Finder
2. Select Go menu
3. Select Connect to Server...
   
   
4. Enter the Server Address e.g.
   

   UDFS	smb://udfs.unisa.edu.au/<SHARE_NAME>
   RSFS User Share	smb://staff.rsfs.unisa.edu.au/Staff-<USER_LETTER>/<USERNAME>
   RSFS Group Share	smb://groups.rsfs.unisa.edu.au/$/<GROUP_NAME>

   
   a. <USER_LETTER> denotes the first letter of your username, e.g., if your username is “smithj”, the <USER_LETTER> would represent the letter “s”.
   b. <USERNAME> denotes your username, e.g., if your username is “smithj”, <USERNAME> would represent “smithj”.
   c. <GROUP_NAME> denotes the research group name, e.g., if the research group is “MyResearchProject”, <GROUP_NAME> would represent “MyResearchProject”.  Please note there is a $ before the <groupname>, e.g. the full path would be “smb://groups.rsfs.unisa.edu.au/$/MyResearchProject".
   
   
   
   
5. If prompted enter your UniSA <username> and <password>
   NOTE: Depending on the version of macOS you are using you may need to log on as <username>@uninet.unisa.edu.au or just <username>.
   
   
6. Shortcut is now on your desktop