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To access the new systems please use your Compute Canada credentials. For more information please see: | To access the new systems please use your Compute Canada credentials. For more information please see: [[Migration2016:User_Accounts_and_Groups]] | ||
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==Globus Access== | ==Globus Access== |
Revision as of 20:04, 3 November 2016
Sharing: Public | Waterloo Storage User Guide v1.0 | Author:CC Migration team |
Getting Access to Files[edit]
To access the new systems please use your Compute Canada credentials. For more information please see: Migration2016:User_Accounts_and_Groups
Globus Access[edit]
You can transfer files from your personal computer or another Compute Canada system using Globus transfer service using the endpoint computecanada#new-endpoint as the source or destination. Globus is a fast, easy secure way to transfer files designed for researchers. You can find more information about it at: https://docs.computecanada.ca/wiki/Globus
To log into the new endpoint please use your Compute Canada username and password. See here to test your password. See here to reset your password.
SSH Access[edit]
You can also connect directly to the system using ssh to browse and transfer files by connecting to hostname.
Where to test password[edit]
If you are unsure of your username and password to access hostname via ssh or Globus transfer service you can try logging in here
Where to reset password[edit]
If you are unable to log into ccdb you can reset your password here
Location of Files[edit]
Silo Directory | New NDC Directory | Comment |
/home/<username> |
/home/<username> |
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/data/<username> |
/project/<username> |
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System Status[edit]
You can see the current status of the system here