I do not know from the online tutorial if I am properly establishing a connection with a git repository that is on a network. All I have learned from a tutorial is how to set up a local repository, but getting data off of a network repository is knowledge I have yet to stumble upon or learn about and I wanted to save time by asking some online help forums. I have just started using git after not using it for a while. I have created a repository. Then, as I was instructed, I made a “git clone” command which consisted of “git clone” followed by a path. I expected this to get the contents of the path and put it into my repository – meaning the directory I made. This did not happen. What do I do? How do I get a local copy of a remote work space for me to work on? I am wondering if there is something like a "fetch" command I should be using. The video tutorial I was looking at instructed how to make a local repository. But if I am trying to get code from a network location, how do I go about making that happen? I was instructed at my job to run this command (copied here in pseudo code) git clone blah-blah:/blah/git/noogie/dork_monkey/ and when I did this grom git-bash it did not produce any errors which led me to think it was the command I needed to do. But I did this from the local directory that I used git init to set up as a local repository. I assumed that typiing a "git clone..." command would have copied all of the files on the blah-blah server over. But it did not. I wonder if all this might have something to do with the fact that I need to get my network up and running first. In my File File Explorer window, when I click on the "This PC" icon on the left, I can see I have five Network locationis mapped to drive letters. But when I click on the Network icon I get an error.