Guides
- Accessing CCS1 File
- Announcement Posting
- Adding Students in the Integrated Virtual Learning Environment (IVLE)
- Applying for Co-Academic Personnel’s (CAP) Web Access
- Connecting to Your 'DLSU Network Folder' Through Thin Client
- Call Handling
- Checking MLS Email Mailbox Size
- Computer Laboratory Reservation
- Computer Repair Requisition
- Defective Equipment Pull-out
- Dial-Up
- Hardware and Software Requirements Requisition
- Hardware Requisition Process
- Intranet File Uploading
- IT Training Reservation
- MLS Account Activation Requisition through CAP
- Outlook Mobile Access (OMA)
- Replacement Unit Requisition
- Requests for Purchase of DVD Writers
- Requests for Purchase of LCD Monitors
- Requests for Purchase of USB Flash Drives
- Sending ActiveFax
- Service Equipment Requisitions
- Service Request Forms Processing
- Service/Standby Unit Requisition
- Sharepoint 2003 Guides
- Software Installation Requisition
- Submitting PRS for Materials Requisitions
- Temporary Mailbox Storage Space Increase Requisition
- Using Microsoft Office Outlook
- Using Outlook Web Access (OWA)
- Web Hosting Service
- Wi-Fi Set-up Procedures
- Wireless Presenter User Guide
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Contact Us
Address:
Information Technology Center, Rm. 305, Gokongwei Hall, De La Salle University, 2401 Taft Avenue, 1004 Manila, Phil.
.Telephone Number:
(632) 524-4611 to 26
loc. 316 and 466
direct no.: 526-4242
Our Service Hours: Monday-Friday
8:00 am - 7:00 pm
Connecting to your 'Network Folder' through thin client
Files saved in the thin client will automatically be deleted upon reboot. If you need to present the same file on different sessions, you may save your file to your personal folder in the DLSU network instead. With an active My.LaSalle account, you may access your network folder through the thin client by following these steps:
- On the Desktop, double-click the 'My Network Folder' icon.
- On the window that appears, select your college from the drop-down menu. Supply your MLS user name and MLS password.
- You will be prompted if you have successfully connected to your network folder. Click on OK.
- A window showing your network folder will now appear.
Note: You may also access your network folder by going to 'My Computer' and double-clicking Drive Z.
Important: Please do not forget to shut down the computer after your session. Otherwise, your network folder and the files contained in it may be accessible to the next user.
View the Visual Guide to Connecting to your DLSU Network Folder.