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For most shared computers or servers you can locate and connect using the Finder Network browser. If you 

can’t locate the computer or server, you may be able to find it by typing its network address in the Connect to 

Server dialog. 

A network address is the protocol followed by the DNS name and any additional pathname for the computer. 

You can also use the IP address for the computer rather than its DNS name. 

To connect to SMB/CIFS (Windows) servers and shared folders, type the DNS name using one of the 

following: 

You can also use the computer name. If you don’t specify the shared folder as part of the address, you can 

choose it after you enter your user name and password. 

  

On an Apple computer connect to shared computers and servers using a network address.  

1.  Choose Go > "Connect to Server." 

2.  Enter the network address for the server in the Server Address text box and click Connect.  

The screen to the right shows a network address for SMB/CIFS (Windows) servers and shared 

folders. 

 

Add a computer or server to your Favorites list by clicking the Add (+) button. You can choose a 

recently connected server from the Recent Servers pop-up menu. You can also double-click 

computers you have added to the Favorites list.