diff --git a/docs/afs.md b/docs/afs.md
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@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ For configuration to be taken into account, the script `/home/login/afs/.confs/i
 
 Those configuration files being symbolic links, it is identical to modify `/home/my_login/afs/.confs/bashrc` and `/home/my_login/.bashrc`. To see all links, one should type ls -la in his terminal, being in his personnal folder.
 
-It is possible to retrieve initial configuration in the folder : `/afs/cri.epita.net/resources/confs/`.
+It is possible to retrieve initial configuration in the folder : `/afs/cri.epita.fr/resources/confs/`.
 
 ## Access AFS folder of an other user
 
@@ -32,6 +32,6 @@ To get the rights to edit the content of the afs folder of an user called `login
 
 If the user has a login of the form `firstname.lastname` (logins for new users since 2016), the argument for the first step have to be replaced with `kinit firstname_lastname`.
 
-You can then execute `cd /afs/cri.epita.net/user/l/lo/login/u/`, read and edit the content of `login`'s afs folder.
+You can then execute `cd /afs/cri.epita.fr/user/l/lo/login/u/`, read and edit the content of `login`'s afs folder.
 
 If you are using the anonym epita account, do not forget to execute `unlog && destroy` to destroy the token before logging out (alternatively, you may shutdown the computer).