From 195d4867bf67446957e04f66249fdb853929a1f9 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: kyosua Date: Tue, 5 Mar 2024 16:10:17 -0500 Subject: [PATCH] Update syncfiles.md Edits for formatting--incorporating tabs is apparently more involved than I was hoping and requires more work --- docs/syncfiles.md | 54 ++++++++++++++++++----------------------------- 1 file changed, 20 insertions(+), 34 deletions(-) diff --git a/docs/syncfiles.md b/docs/syncfiles.md index 07551c5d..0308d01a 100644 --- a/docs/syncfiles.md +++ b/docs/syncfiles.md @@ -88,55 +88,41 @@ at `smb://research.hbs.edu`, and via SSH at `hbsgrid.hbs.edu`. This is useful for viewing and copying small files, but will be slow for large data transfers and **may result in unexpected permissions settings on the cluster**. -=== "Map a Drive on Windows" +#### Map a Drive on Windows - 1. Connect to the HBS network, - either directly if you are on-campus or + 1. Connect to the HBS network, either directly if you are on-campus or [via VPN](https://www.hbs.edu/research-computing-services/Shared%20Documents/Grid/two-step_vpn_qrg_updated_pdf_1.pdf) otherwise. - 2. Open a Windows Explorer window, - right-click on the "Computer" icon, - and then select "Map Network Drive". + 2. Open a Windows Explorer window, right-click on the "Computer" icon, and then select "Map Network Drive". - 3. To map a drive to your **home directory**, - specify the folder path `\\research\username` (for example, `\\research\jharvard`). - To map a drive to a **project space**, - specify the path `\\research.hbs.edu\projects\projectname` - (note that you may have to use - projects, projects2, projects3, projects4, or projects5 + 3. To map a drive to your **home directory**, specify the folder path + `\\research\username` (for example, `\\research\jharvard`). + To map a drive to a **project space**, specify the path `\\research.hbs.edu\projects\projectname` + (note that you may have to use projects, projects2, projects3, projects4, or projects5 depending on the path of your project space). - Also note that **you may not map a drive - to a project space containing security level 4 data**. + Also note that **you may not map a drive to a project space containing security level 4 data**. - 4. Click "Connect using different credentials" - if you are not using an HBS-issued machine. - If you are prompted for your username and password, - enter your HBSGrid username (the part preceding @hbs.edu) + 4. Click "Connect using different credentials" if you are not using an HBS-issued machine. + If you are prompted for your username and password, enter your HBSGrid username (the part preceding @hbs.edu) and your password. - If you are connecting from a non-HBS-issued machine, - please add HBS\ before your username (e.g. HBS\jharvard). - This specifies the proper Windows domain - for authenticating your credentials. + If you are connecting from a non-HBS-issued machine, please add HBS\ before your username (e.g. HBS\jharvard). + This specifies the proper Windows domain for authenticating your credentials. -=== "Mount a Volume on Mac" +#### Mount a Volume on Mac - 1. Connect to the HBS network, - either directly if you are on-campus or + 1. Connect to the HBS network, either directly if you are on-campus or [via VPN](https://www.hbs.edu/research-computing-services/Shared%20Documents/Grid/two-step_vpn_qrg_updated_pdf_1.pdf) otherwise. 2. From the Finder menu bar, select Go > Connect to Server... - 3. In the Server Address field, enter the domain\username, - server address, and file path combination that is appropriate for your the space you're trying to access. For your **home directory**, - this will be `smb://HBS\jharvard@research.hbs.edu/jharvard`, and - for **project spaces**, this will be - `smb://HBS\jharvard@research.hbs.edu/projects/projectname` - (note that you may have to use - projects, projects2, projects3, projects4, or projects5 - depending on the path of your project space). In both cases, - use your own HBS username in place of "jharvard." + 3. In the Server Address field, enter the domain\username, server address, and file path combination + that is appropriate for your the space you're trying to access. + For your **home directory**, this will be `smb://HBS\jharvard@research.hbs.edu/jharvard`, + and for **project spaces**, this will be `smb://HBS\jharvard@research.hbs.edu/projects/projectname` + (note that you may have to use projects, projects2, projects3, projects4, or projects5 + depending on the path of your project space). In both cases, use your own HBS username in place of "jharvard." Also note that **you may not mount a project space containing security level 4 data**. ## Cloud storage data transfer {#transfer-data-fromto-cloud-storage}