This section provides resources and information related to accessing and working with data on VTCRI systems.
The FBRI provides each user a private storage area on the network referred to as a Home Directory. This is your space on the network and can be used to store files you wish to be protected on the net...
You can access your Lab and Project shares via your Mac through the GUI by following the steps below. NOTE: You will need to be connected to the FBRI wired network or FBRI VPN to access these resourc...
On FBRI provided Windows computers, the following drive mappings exist by default: L: - Labs P: - Projects U: - User home directories. X: - Encrypted file system (limited access) Z: - Admin (organiza...
If you are having issues mapping / accessing network drives on a Windows PC, especially if you are working remotely, you can use the process and scripts outlined below to restore your drive mappings. ...
The following article describes how to use SSHFS to securely mount a remote file system hosted on one of the FBRI Linux servers to your local workstation. If you can successfully log into the sever v...
If you have SSH configured to access your office Mac computer, you can access files stored on it locally from a remote machine (requires VPN if off site). Here's how: NOTE: You Mac in the office nee...
The FBRI has several fMRI/PET scanners as well as other similar resources in our campus. Accessing the data scanned from those can vary depending on the source. We're hoping to consolidate this to a...