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2010-12-04T00:10:55Z

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Connect to Filespace - Linux

2010-09-02T16:16:36Z

Worleyj: /* Read/Write Access */

These instructions are for the GNOME desktop.

==On-Campus Access==
#Go to 'Places' , then 'Connect to Server'.
#Select 'Windows share' under 'Service type'.
#Type in the name of the server you want to connect to in the 'Server:' field
#*'''''examples:'''''
#*'''smb://hurricane''' for faculty and staff file server
#*'''smb://orca''' for students and academic file shares (programs, groups, research, student)
#Type in the name of the share or folder in the 'Share' field
#*'''''examples:'''''
#* Hurricane users: select the first letter of your last name, or workgroup share
#* Orca users: select programs (for academic programs), groups, research or students
#Click Connect!

==Off-Campus Access==
===Read Only Access===
#In a web browser go to the share you want to connect to
#*'''''examples:'''''
#*Hurricane = https://myfiles.evergreen.edu/homes/fac-staff
#*Orca programs = https://myfiles.evergreen.edu/academics/programs
#*Orca groups = https://myfiles.evergreen.edu/academics/acadgroups
#*Orca research = https://myfiles.evergreen.edu/academics/research
#*Orca students = https://myfiles.evergreen.edu/homes/students
#login when prompted using your Evergreen username and password

===Read/Write Access===
#Install '''davfs2''', either through your package manager or by building from the source found at http://sourceforge.net/projects/dav/files/
#*(For Ubuntu/Debian, use Synaptic, or simply type: <code>sudo apt-get install davfs2</code> into your terminal
#Open a Terminal and become root (<code>sudo -i</code>) for the following commands.
#Create a mount point for the share you want to connect to.
#*Example: <code>mkdir /mnt/my_mount</code>
#In a web browser go to the share you want to connect to
#*'''''examples:'''''
#*Hurricane = https://myfiles.evergreen.edu/homes/fac-staff
#*Orca programs = https://myfiles.evergreen.edu/academics/programs
#*Orca groups = https://myfiles.evergreen.edu/academics/acadgroups
#*Orca research = https://myfiles.evergreen.edu/academics/research
#*Orca students = https://myfiles.evergreen.edu/homes/students
#Right click on the folder that you want and copy the link.
#Type this command into your Terminal:
#*<code>mount.davfs -ouid=username,gid=groupname https://serverpath/folder /mnt/my_mount</code> replacing the following:
#* "username" with your own local username
#* "groupname" with your groupname (find out by typing: <code>id -n -g</code>)
#* "https://serverpath/folder" with the link you copied above
#* and "/mnt/my_mount" with the directory you created as a mount point above
#You will be prompted for a username and password. These will be your evergreen.edu credentials.
#Once this is done, you'll have read and write access to your share
#*This is not a permanent mount.
#*You have several options if you'd like your Linux installation to permanently recognize your Evergreen file space.
#**Make an <code>/etc/fstab</code> entry to automatically mount at boot or on demand
#**#in a terminal: <code>sudo nano -w /etc/fstab</code>
#**#add an entry like so: <code>https://myfiles.evergreen.edu/homes/students /your/mount/point davfs rw,nosuid,nodev,_netdev,uid={####},gid={####} 0 0</code> where uid and gid are the user and group numbers from /etc/group, and /your/mount/point is the mount point you chose above...more on that later. Exit nano with ctrl-X, and 'y' to save.
#**#in the terminal: <code>sudo nano -w /etc/davfs2/secrets</code>
#**#Add an entry like so:
#**#*<code>/mnt/evergreen evergreenid evergreenpassword</code>
#**#*where evergreenid and evergreenpassword are your Evergreen credentials.
#**# Exit out of nano as above.
#**# Every time you boot, your evergreen share will be mounted.
#**Use your Desktop Environment's (Gnome, KDE, etc.) tools to mount as a network share
#** more detail to come...
[[Category:File Space]]

Connect to Filespace - Linux

2010-09-02T16:16:06Z

Worleyj: /* Read Only Access */

These instructions are for the GNOME desktop.

==On-Campus Access==
#Go to 'Places' , then 'Connect to Server'.
#Select 'Windows share' under 'Service type'.
#Type in the name of the server you want to connect to in the 'Server:' field
#*'''''examples:'''''
#*'''smb://hurricane''' for faculty and staff file server
#*'''smb://orca''' for students and academic file shares (programs, groups, research, student)
#Type in the name of the share or folder in the 'Share' field
#*'''''examples:'''''
#* Hurricane users: select the first letter of your last name, or workgroup share
#* Orca users: select programs (for academic programs), groups, research or students
#Click Connect!

==Off-Campus Access==
===Read Only Access===
#In a web browser go to the share you want to connect to
#*'''''examples:'''''
#*Hurricane = https://myfiles.evergreen.edu/homes/fac-staff
#*Orca programs = https://myfiles.evergreen.edu/academics/programs
#*Orca groups = https://myfiles.evergreen.edu/academics/acadgroups
#*Orca research = https://myfiles.evergreen.edu/academics/research
#*Orca students = https://myfiles.evergreen.edu/homes/students
#login when prompted using your Evergreen username and password

===Read/Write Access===
#Install '''davfs2''', either through your package manager or by building from the source found at http://sourceforge.net/projects/dav/files/
#*(For Ubuntu/Debian, use Synaptic, or simply type: <code>sudo apt-get install davfs2</code> into your terminal
#Open a Terminal and become root (<code>sudo -i</code>) for the following commands.
#Create a mount point for the share you want to connect to.
#*Example: <code>mkdir /mnt/my_mount</code>
#In a web browser go to the share you want to connect to
#*'''''examples:'''''
#*Hurricane = https://files.evergreen.edu
#*Orca programs = https://myfiles.evergreen.edu/academics/programs
#*Orca groups = https://myfiles.evergreen.edu/academics/acadgroups
#*Orca research = https://myfiles.evergreen.edu/academics/research
#*Orca students = https://myfiles.evergreen.edu/homes/students
#Right click on the folder that you want and copy the link.
#Type this command into your Terminal:
#*<code>mount.davfs -ouid=username,gid=groupname https://serverpath/folder /mnt/my_mount</code> replacing the following:
#* "username" with your own local username
#* "groupname" with your groupname (find out by typing: <code>id -n -g</code>)
#* "https://serverpath/folder" with the link you copied above
#* and "/mnt/my_mount" with the directory you created as a mount point above
#You will be prompted for a username and password. These will be your evergreen.edu credentials.
#Once this is done, you'll have read and write access to your share
#*This is not a permanent mount.
#*You have several options if you'd like your Linux installation to permanently recognize your Evergreen file space.
#**Make an <code>/etc/fstab</code> entry to automatically mount at boot or on demand
#**#in a terminal: <code>sudo nano -w /etc/fstab</code>
#**#add an entry like so: <code>https://myfiles.evergreen.edu/homes/students /your/mount/point davfs rw,nosuid,nodev,_netdev,uid={####},gid={####} 0 0</code> where uid and gid are the user and group numbers from /etc/group, and /your/mount/point is the mount point you chose above...more on that later. Exit nano with ctrl-X, and 'y' to save.
#**#in the terminal: <code>sudo nano -w /etc/davfs2/secrets</code>
#**#Add an entry like so:
#**#*<code>/mnt/evergreen evergreenid evergreenpassword</code>
#**#*where evergreenid and evergreenpassword are your Evergreen credentials.
#**# Exit out of nano as above.
#**# Every time you boot, your evergreen share will be mounted.
#**Use your Desktop Environment's (Gnome, KDE, etc.) tools to mount as a network share
#** more detail to come...
[[Category:File Space]]

Connect to Filespace - Mac OS X

2010-09-01T20:23:06Z

Worleyj: /* Off-Campus Access */

==On-Campus Access==
# From the Finder menu, select '''Go > Connect to Server'''.
# Type '''smb://''yourserver''''' in the field.
#*'''''examples:'''''
#*'''smb://hurricane''' for faculty and staff file server
#*'''smb://orca''' for students and academic file shares (programs, groups, research, student)
# Click '''OK'''
# Log in with your Evergreen account.
# Select the folder you want to connect to
#*Hurricane users - select the first letter of your last name, or workgroup share
#*Orca users - select programs (for academic programs), groups, research or students
# Click '''OK'''
# Click '''OK''' [[Image:Macneworkshare2.png|thumb|200px|right|Shared network servers]]
# A network connection icon [[Image:blue_mac_network_icon.png]] is mounted on the desktop.
#*Mac OS 10.6 users: the icon may '''not''' be mounted on the desktop, instead open a new finder window and locate the server from the "Shared" list of servers
#Once you've connected you can drag and drop files between your local hard drive on the network file space.
#*'''Alert!:''' Never work over the network. Copy files down to your local hard drive before opening them.
# To disconnect, drag the network icon to the trash (or disconnect icon) on the dock.

==Off-Campus Access==
If you have Mac OS 10.4 or greater you should be able to easily connect from off campus as well.
# On the Finder menu, select '''Go > Connect to Server'''.
#Enter the URL of the file server you want to connect to
#*'''''examples:'''''
#*Hurricane = https://myfiles.evergreen.edu/homes/fac-staff
#*Orca programs = https://myfiles.evergreen.edu/academics/programs
#*Orca groups = https://myfiles.evergreen.edu/academics/acadgroups
#*Orca research = https://myfiles.evergreen.edu/academics/research
#*Orca students = https://myfiles.evergreen.edu/homes/students
#*Note: you can also access this space from a web browser but you will not be able to write files back to the server only read.
# Click '''OK'''
# Log in with your Evergreen account.
# Select the folder you'd like to connect to (e.g. the first letter of your last name, or the name of your program or group).
# Click '''OK'''
# Click '''OK''' [[Image:Macneworkshare2.png|thumb|200px|right|Shared network servers]]
# A network connection icon [[Image:blue_mac_network_icon.png]] is mounted on the desktop.
#*Mac OS 10.6 users: the icon may '''not''' be mounted on the desktop, instead open a new finder window and locate the server from the "Shared" list of servers
#Once you've connected you can drag and drop files between your local hard drive on the network file space.
#Once you've connected you can drag and drop files between your local hard drive on the network file space.
#*'''Alert:''' Never work over the network. Copy files down to your local hard drive before opening them.
# To disconnect, drag the network icon to the trash/disconnect icon on the doc.

[[category:File Space]]

Connect to Filespace - Mac OS X

2010-09-01T20:12:18Z

Worleyj: /* Off-Campus Access */

==On-Campus Access==
# From the Finder menu, select '''Go > Connect to Server'''.
# Type '''smb://''yourserver''''' in the field.
#*'''''examples:'''''
#*'''smb://hurricane''' for faculty and staff file server
#*'''smb://orca''' for students and academic file shares (programs, groups, research, student)
# Click '''OK'''
# Log in with your Evergreen account.
# Select the folder you want to connect to
#*Hurricane users - select the first letter of your last name, or workgroup share
#*Orca users - select programs (for academic programs), groups, research or students
# Click '''OK'''
# Click '''OK''' [[Image:Macneworkshare2.png|thumb|200px|right|Shared network servers]]
# A network connection icon [[Image:blue_mac_network_icon.png]] is mounted on the desktop.
#*Mac OS 10.6 users: the icon may '''not''' be mounted on the desktop, instead open a new finder window and locate the server from the "Shared" list of servers
#Once you've connected you can drag and drop files between your local hard drive on the network file space.
#*'''Alert!:''' Never work over the network. Copy files down to your local hard drive before opening them.
# To disconnect, drag the network icon to the trash (or disconnect icon) on the dock.

==Off-Campus Access==
If you have Mac OS 10.4 or greater you should be able to easily connect from off campus as well.
# On the Finder menu, select '''Go > Connect to Server'''.
#Enter the URL of the file server you want to connect to
#*'''''examples:'''''
#*Hurricane = https://myfiles.evergreen.edu
#*Orca programs = https://myfiles.evergreen.edu/academics/programs
#*Orca groups = https://myfiles.evergreen.edu/academics/acadgroups
#*Orca research = https://myfiles.evergreen.edu/academics/research
#*Orca students = https://myfiles.evergreen.edu/homes/students
#*Note: you can also access this space from a web browser but you will not be able to write files back to the server only read.
# Click '''OK'''
# Log in with your Evergreen account.
# Select the folder you'd like to connect to (e.g. the first letter of your last name, or the name of your program or group).
# Click '''OK'''
# Click '''OK''' [[Image:Macneworkshare2.png|thumb|200px|right|Shared network servers]]
# A network connection icon [[Image:blue_mac_network_icon.png]] is mounted on the desktop.
#*Mac OS 10.6 users: the icon may '''not''' be mounted on the desktop, instead open a new finder window and locate the server from the "Shared" list of servers
#Once you've connected you can drag and drop files between your local hard drive on the network file space.
#Once you've connected you can drag and drop files between your local hard drive on the network file space.
#*'''Alert:''' Never work over the network. Copy files down to your local hard drive before opening them.
# To disconnect, drag the network icon to the trash/disconnect icon on the doc.

[[category:File Space]]

Faculty Technology Guide

2010-06-18T22:01:01Z

Worleyj: /* Client Services Help Desk */

'''There are many computing and technology resources available at Evergreen. Although there are many areas of technology support and expertise not listed below, Client Services and Academic Computing are your gateways to getting started. '''

====[http://www.evergreen.edu/computing/clientservices/ Client Services Help Desk]====
From telephones to Microsoft Office to email, the Client Services Help Desk is your contact for all desktop support and technical support. They can be reached M-F 8:00am-5:00pm at X6627 or via email at support@evergreen.edu. The partial list below provides a snapshot of common areas of support and links to associated online help.
:*'''[[:Category:Email | Email]]''' - How to connect on campus or off, and associated account issues
:*'''[[:Category:Evergreen_Login | Evergreen Account]]''' - Need help logging in? Here are the basics.
:*'''[[:Category:MyEvergreen | My.evergreen.edu]]''' - Your gateway into program budgets, enrollment information and much more.
:*'''Desktop and Laptop Help''' - The help desk is available to help you with your Evergreen-owned desktop or laptop, including assistance with installing/ troubleshooting software and/or hardware.
:*'''Telephones''' - Same as above, the help desk is the place to call if you have questions or problems with your office phone
:*'''[[File_Space_Overview | Network file space]] - How to store and access your information on and off campus.

===='''[http://www.evergreen.edu/computing/academiccomp/home.htm Academic Computing]'''====
Academic Computing is your contact for technology in support of your class. Every faculty has a [http://www.evergreen.edu/computing/academiccomp/liaisons.htm liaison] from Academic Computing who can help you find or develop the technology solution that best matches your curricular needs. Some of these are listed below with associated help resources, but if you have any questions that you can't find answers to, contact your liaison.
:*'''[[:Category:Moodle_for_Faculty | Moodle]]''' - Evergreen's Learning Management System
:*'''[[:Computer_Labs_and_Classrooms | Computer labs and classrooms]]''' - Overview of the different technology spaces available on campus and how to schedule space in them.
:*'''[[:Category:Curricular_Technologies | Other Curricular Technologies]]''' - From Blogs to Wikis, there are many other resources available for your teaching.

[[Category:Getting Help]]
[[Category:Faculty]]