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Overview
This article explains the purpose of T: Drive, OneDrive, Microsoft Teams, R: Drive, and CAP Server, and when each should be used.
T: Drive
The T: Drive is used to share documents among members of a department, group, or committee.
Use for:
Important: Sensitive or confidential information should not be stored on the T: Drive.
Departments are encouraged to move shared content to Microsoft Teams, which provides better collaboration, easier access from off-campus locations (no VPN connectivity required, and allows departments to manage their own permissions without IT intervention.
OneDrive
OneDrive replaced the S: Drive and serves as a user's personal file storage location.
Use for:
Files are private by default, but users can choose to share files or folders with others when needed.
Microsoft Teams
Microsoft Teams is the preferred location for department and group collaboration.
Benefits:
CAP Server
CAP Server is a secure environment used to access sensitive student, faculty, and staff information. Access is restricted to approved users and devices because it contains confidential data.
Use for:
R: Drive
The R: Drive works with the CAP Server and allows users to access or move documents from the CAP Server so they can work with them locally on their computer.
Use for:
NOTE: Data from the CAP server or R drive is NOT allowed to be emailed or taken off your devices to be moved elsewhere
Quick Reference
| Content Type |
Location |
| Personal files and drafts |
OneDrive |
| Shared department, group, or committee documents |
Microsoft Teams |
| Existing shared departmental files |
T: Drive |
| Sensitive information and controlled documents |
CAP Server |
| Working copies of documents accessed from the CAP Server |
R: Drive |
Need help? Contact the IT Help Desk if you are unsure where a document should be stored or cannot locate a file.