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CIT has good documentation for this service. This information is the CCB-specific information related to their serviceWindows auto-mounts.

See also

ChemIT's guidance and info

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  • (ChemIT staff only)

Drive letter conventions (Windows auto-mount)

Hopefully CU-level or A&S-level needs for drive letters will not end up conflicting with conventions used by ChemIT staff or others in CCB. To assist in coordinating drive-letter choices which may impact ChemIT or CCB in general, one can use this chart to predict collisions. :-)

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Drive letter

Use

Notes

A-G

(reserved)

Reserve for Windows system devices.

H, J, K, L

(avoid, for now)

Consider using higher letters first.

I (capital "i")Physics Admin's John MinerJohn's personal external hard drive, holding his personal files. Including iTunes ("i" for iTunes).

M

 

 

N

NMR and other research facilities

 

 Facility's Windows instrument computers, and their staff computers.
Set in Windows policy, from ChemIT.

O

 

 

P

PROPOSED:
Physics Admin, Teaching, and Technical staff

 

 Physics non-research staff, for business-related files

Q

(avoid, for now)

University system support?
Maybe SharePoint-to-come or System Center-to-come?

R

CCB Admin staff

Physics Admin, Teaching, and Technical staff

CCB and Physics non-research staff, for business-related files

S

Software distro

ChemIT, on A&S server

T

Technical staff

ChemIT, on A&S server

U

Universal CCB-level view

ChemIT. All Chemistry shares (via DFS). Incl. SFS, A&S, ChemIT shares, etc.

V

 

 

W

Workgroup share

NMR, X-Ray, and other research facilities

CCB research workgroups' shares.
Most applicable to research workgroup's instrument computers.
Facility's Windows instrument computers, and their staff computers.
Set in Windows policy, from ChemIT.

X

(avoid, for now)

Consider using earlier letters first.

Y

(avoid, for now)

Consider using earlier letters first.

Z

(reserved)

Default used by Windows, so don't use.