We’ll start by talking about the first scenario: having your drives mount automatically when you reboot your OS X computer:
This will mount your drives, but what this will not do is keep them mounted if you reboot your OSX machine OR if your file-server is rebooted. (in my case I type smb://serverbox/Movies, and smb://serverbox/TV (HD)) The “Movies” and “TV Shows” folders are on another server and I have them mapped using smb in Finder:Ĭlick finder > click “Go” in the menu bar (or press CMD+K) > then type in the server address: smb://server_ip So here is the scenario: I have a Plex server on an OSX virtual machine. Unfortunately, this does not reconnect the network drives if the server itself goes offline and then comes back online. There is indeed a method to connect network drives when OS X boots up (the instructions are below for this). I needed a solution that would automatically reconnect my network drives from a file server when it disconnects and reconnects.
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