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Network drives are only accessible from Carleton’s network.

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Issue a bash mount command see how its mounted. Macpro-studio:volumes warwick$ umount /Volumes/ vol-ser-name Macpro-studio:~ warwick$ cd / vol-ser-name Macpro-studio:~ warwick$ mount_afp -i vol-ser-name /Volumes/ vol-ser-name Macpro-studio:~ warwick$ mkdir /volumes/vol-ser-name

if the above is no joy, try manually you may manually MOUNT the file systems using the shared file path you verified in step 1.

SMB:// sadly logging is in /var/log/system.log.

The log data is maintained on the server. you be authenticated, the mount points you are authorised to access will be in the FINDER "connect to server" UI as usual. but most fail etc DNS search when VPN and search suffix use.

this is some silly flaw introduced at OSX 10.10.

you must use the FULLY qualified nah of the host On your MAC, if (2) above VPN setting has Send all traffic over connection ticked, you will have to use the fully qualified machine name. if YEs then its HIGHLY likely that the DNS search suffix WILL NOT RESOLVE.

in the VPN NIC, go to ADVANCED / Options / Session Options/ and review if "Send all traffic over connection" is Ticked.

go to VPN, Advance Options, DNS and MAKE SURE the DNS server address has been added for you server you're connected to AND the search suffixes are there.

the VPN that you are using is HIGHER (lower index) in the NIC list than ETHERNET or WIFI (use the gear when and SET SERVICE ORDER) - then click APPLY.

one the System Preferences / Network/ Locations_name/ VPN Network Interface (NIC) (the one that's has the GREEN dot on it).

you have successfully connected to your VPN (100% sure you have but do it anyway).

also ensure the VPN DNS search suffix and DNS address for your VPN profile of config (if using OSX server) point to correct machine (probably the one you are connected to).

You may test this by enabling GUEST just to determine if you have a path.

ensure the account you are connecting WITH is in a group, a default group or specifically added on the share point definition.

these settings are editable/configurable in the Server.app UI / file Sharing.

the share points are accessible via SMB (as you seem you want to use) and also AFP.

the share points (network file system mount points) actually exits - they probably do but check them no less.Verify these things in your server first:.you have to go after these network mount points explicitly. Bonjour is not your friend in a VPN - Your Bonjour finder "shared in the sidebar" host show up when you are "on the why-phi in The Office.