Map a drive folder to UBfs shared location (e.g., MyFiles, Collab) on your Windows computer.
You must have an on-campus IP to access UBfs file space
Use Cisco Secure Client from off campus before you connect to UBfs space, or else connect to UBfs from on campus.
Mapping a Drive to UBfs
Depending on your computer's operating system:
Windows 11: Open File Explorer from the taskbar or the Start menu. Select This PC from the left pane. On the File Explorer ribbon, select More (...) and select Map network drive.
Windows 10: From the Start Menu, select the This PC tile. Select Map Network Drive from the Computer menu.
Use the drive letter pre-selected or choose an unmapped drive letter.
Enter the UBfs shared folder location for your drive map:
Myfiles space: \\itorg.ad.buffalo.edu\ubfs\myfiles\1st_letter_ubitname\2nd_letter_ubitname\UBITName (where UBITName is your UBITName). For example, if your UBITName is jdoe, you would enter: \\itorg.ad.buffalo.edu\ubfs\myfiles\j\d\jdoe.
Collab Space: To map a drive to Collab space instead, follow the directions above but after \\...\ubfs\ map to collab share: \\itorg.ad.buffalo.edu\ubfs\collab.
Log in with AD\UBITName (AD\ followed by your UBITName) and your password