How do I map a network drive on Windows 11?

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 File Explorer
   
2. Make sure you are viewing/select This PC
   NOTE: If on a UniSA owned device This PC has been renamed to <your username> on <blue plate #>
3. Click on the ... menu (right side) OR Right Click in blank area
4. Select Map network drive
    
5. Choose Drive letter
   NOTE: The letter selected is only a reference point and can be different on each machine you map the drive.
   
   
6. Enter Folder path as required:
   

   UDFS	\\udfs.unisa.edu.au\<SHARE_NAME>
   RSFS User Share	\\staff.rsfs.unisa.edu.au\Staff-<USER_LETTER>\<USERNAME>
   RSFS Group Share	\\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 “\\groups.rsfs.unisa.edu.au\$\MyResearchProject".
   
   
7. Ensure Reconnect on logon is ticked
   NOTE: You will also have to tick Connect using different credentials and when prompted (after clicking Finish):
   
   • User name = uninet\<unisa username>
   • Password = <unisa password>
8. Click Finish
   
   
9. When successfully mapped, the shared folder will open in a new window.