CAEDM File Space

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So, how do I know when I am using my CAEDM home directory?	How do I access my CAEDM J:\ drive?

So, how do I know when I am using my CAEDM home directory?

You are using your CAEDM home directory by default on most ECEn lab machines. This home directory is usually a mapped network drive on a Windows machine--typically on the J:\ drive--and your home directory on the ECEn "Spice" machines.

How do I access my CAEDM J:\ drive?

Usually, Windows machines are already set up so that you can access your CAEDM space through the J:\ drive. If not, do the following to manually map a network drive to your home space:

1	Open "My Computer". From the "Tools" menu, select "Map Network Drive...".

2	Under drive letter, choose the letter of the drive you want to map ("J", for example).

3	For the folder, enter the following: `\\fs-caedm.et.byu.edu\homes`

If this doesn't work, your account may be disabled. Do not fret. It is probably due to the fact that you haven't changed your password in the last year. For what to do, see "What Do I Need to Do Before I Can Log In?"