Can I access the M and K drives from different places?

Asked By Paul Blake 0 points N/A Posted on - 11/15/2011

Can I access the M and K drives from different places? Can I  use my USB propulsion in the classrooms and labs?

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Answered By Tony clever 20 points N/A #111449

Can I access the M and K drives from different places?

Hi,

I don’t understand what you mean by access the M and K drives from different places. Is that means from different computer or in same computer without opening my computer. If you wish to open M and K drives from different computer then you must have some network connection (LAN, PAN etc). If you have then share those drive from their properties menu. Just click that option and apply. Then go my network place from other computer and find those drives. You can access them from there.

You can use USB propulsion in the classrooms and labs without knowing anyone. There is a process to follow. Here is link for a PDF file that contains more information about it.   wendyju.com/publications/mathpropulsion.pdf  

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Answered By Clair june 15 points N/A #111450

Can I access the M and K drives from different places?

Are these drives network drives that you have on a server and shared? If these are drives shared from your work, and you need to log on to your domain, you can ask for a virtual private network access to your work network so that you can access your shared drives and be able to work on them anywhere. Just make sure you have a computer that has an internet connection and connect to the virtual private network. If the drives are just shared drives in your home, you can still try and access it through remote desktop connection or through a virtual private connection. Just have these setup on the computer, leave the computer on always and you should be able to access the drives any time.

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