Cisco Any Connect VPN Client

Information Technology
for assistance contact the IT Help Desk
415-581-8802, helpdesk@uchastings.edu
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Cisco Any Connect VPN Client
Connect to the Cisco Any Connect VPN client first. You won’t be able to access your shared drives
from off campus without the Cisco AnyConnect VPN Client being connected.
What server your data is stored on depends on what department you are in. Look for your
department to find the path of your department’s K drive and your private home H drive.
Server: FS1
Home directory location:
\\FS1\
Department: Share Location:
ASP
\\FS1\ASP
CFO
\\FS1\CFO
CGRS
\\FS1\CGRS
CJC
\\FS1\CJC
Clinical_Programs \\FS1\Clinical_Programs
CNDR
\\FS1\CNDR
CSLGL
\\FS1\CSLGL
CWLL
\\FS1\CWLL
DRP
\\FS1\DRP
Facilities
\\FS1\Facilities
Faculty
\\FS1\Teaching
Fiscal
\\FS1\Fiscal
Graduate Division \\FS1\Fiscal
Journals \\FS1\Journals (Both the journal-share K and the Journal’s own share J)
Library
\\FS1\Library
LLM
\\FS1\LLM
McAllister Tower \\FS1\McAllisterTower
Media
\\FS1\Media
Security
\\FS1\Security
SIC
\\FS1\SIC
UCSF Consortium \\FS1\UCSF-HCL
Server: APPTEST
Home directory location:
\\APPTEST\
Department:
Share Location:

Academic Dean
Admissions
Advancement
Bookstore
Business Center
Career
Chancellor
Communications
Faculty Support
Financial Aid
Financial Aid
Human Resources
Information Tech
LEOP
LWR & Moot Court
Purchasing
Student Health
Student Services
\\APPTEST\AcDean
\\APPTEST\Admiss
\\APPTEST\Advancement
\\APPTEST\Bookstore
\\APPTEST\BusCtr
\\APPTEST\Career
\\APPTEST\ChanDean
\\APPTEST\Comm
\\APPTEST\Fac
\\APPTEST\FacSupport
\\APPTEST\FinAid
\\APPTEST\HR
\\APPTEST\IT
\\APPTEST\LEOP
\\APPTEST\LWR
\\APPTEST\Purchasing
\\APPTEST\SHS
\\APPTEST\StuSvc
If you don’t see your department in the list above, contact IT. Contact information for IT is at the
top of the page.
Finder options to see your shared and private home drives
The Finder options are being selected so you can see the shared drives in finder and in the
applications that use finder as their file manager.
1. Open Finder
2. Open Finder Preferences. Finder > Preferences
3. Be Sure that all of the “Show these items on the desktop:” are checked

4. Click the Sidebar Button at the top of the Finder Preferences
Check the box under Devices that is your computer’s name.

Add your private home drive
1. Open Finder
2. Go > Connect to Server
3. Type in Server Address: smb:///
Ex: smb://FS1/smithm
4. Click the Plus button so your computer remembers the Connection in the future.
5. Click Connect
Because of the Bonjour services built-in to the Macs this connection will take about 20 seconds.
If you have saved your email username and password for the server when you connected to it for
the shared drive then you won’t have to enter it again.
6. You are now connected to your private home drive.
Under Finder you can find your private home drive.
On the Desktop you can find your private home drive.

Add the shared drive(s)
1. Open Finder
2. Go > Connect to Server
3. Type in Server Address: smb:///
Ex: smb://FS1/IT
YOUR SERVER ADDRESS IS LISTED ABOVE
4. Click the Plus button so your computer remembers the Connection in the future.
5. Click Connect
Because of the Bonjour services built-in to the Macs this connection will take about 20 seconds to
connect.
6. You be prompted to “Enter your name password for the server”
Connect as: Registered User

Name: your email username
Password: Your email password
Check: “Remember this password in my keychain”
Click Connect
7. You are now connected to your shared drive.
Under Finder you can find the shared drive:
On the Desktop you can find the shared drive

In the future connect to the Cisco AnyConnect VPN Client and then go to Finder > Go >
Connect to Server > and Select your shared drive.
In the future connect to the Cisco Any Connect VPN Client and then go to Finder > Go >
Connect to Server > and Select your shared drive.