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Configuring Network Share for Mac Users

Last Updated On: 09 Jul 2026|
3 minutes read |

This document will explain the steps involved in configuring Network Share for users. Administrators can choose to configure the Network Shares, which need to be mounted when the user logs on. Applying this configuration will allow the user to access the Network Shares, which will be set as default.

Adding a Network Share

The following steps will explain you on how to create a "Network Share" for users, when they logon to computers:

  1. Under Configurations tab, navigate to Add Configurations -> Configuration -> Mac.
  2. Select Network Share.
  3. Add a name and description for the configuration.
  4. Enter the path of the Network Shares, which needs to be created and mounted during the user logon.
  5. Define the target users.
  6. Specify retry options if required and deploy the configuration.

You have successfully created a configuration to add Network Shares for the users.

Removing a Network Share

The following steps will explain you on how to remove a "Network Share" for users, when they logon to computers:

  1. Under Configurations tab, navigate to Add Configurations -> Configuration -> Mac.
  2. Select Network Share.
  3. Specify the name and description for the configuration.
  4. Enter the path of the Network Shares, which needs to be removed during the user logon. You can create a configuration to remove one or more network shares, or remove all network shares which were deployed using Endpoint Central.
  5. Define the target users.
  6. Specify retry options if required and deploy the configuration.

You have successfully created a configuration to remove Network Shares for the users.