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computing:department:data:moving:globus [2022/01/28 16:02] – [Transferring files between Physics and other endpoints] cse-sull0153computing:department:data:moving:globus [2022/02/03 14:55] (current) – [Globus - high speed data transfer] cse-sull0153
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 Globus is a software tool to transfer files across the web in a reliable, high-performance and secure way. It provides fault-tolerant, fire-and-forget data transfer using simple web (or command line) interfaces. It is appropriate for transferring very large files and datasets. Globus is a software tool to transfer files across the web in a reliable, high-performance and secure way. It provides fault-tolerant, fire-and-forget data transfer using simple web (or command line) interfaces. It is appropriate for transferring very large files and datasets.
  
-We have a Globus Connect endpoint (currently) named **umnphys#data** which lets you access Physics data storage.+We have a Globus Connect endpoint (currently) named **umn.edu CSE POSIX home directories and data** which lets you access Physics data storage.
  
 ===== How to use Globus ===== ===== How to use Globus =====
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   * Point your browser at http://www.globus.org and click Sign Up.   * Point your browser at http://www.globus.org and click Sign Up.
-  * On the Create an Account page, fill in the information (your name, email address, username, password, etc.) and read the terms, then click Register.+  * On the Create an Account page, fill in the information (your name, @umn.edu email address, username, password, etc.) and read the terms, then click Register.
   * You will receive an email with a link which you need to follow to confirm your new Globus account.   * You will receive an email with a link which you need to follow to confirm your new Globus account.
  
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     * Press the Login button     * Press the Login button
     * Choose "University of Minnesota" for your existing organizational login, and click the "Log on" button, which takes you to the standard UMN login page.     * Choose "University of Minnesota" for your existing organizational login, and click the "Log on" button, which takes you to the standard UMN login page.
- +    * Click on "Endpoints Shared With You" and search for CSE. 
- +    * Select "umn.edu CSE POSIX home directories and data" 
- +    * Click on Open File Manager 
-To transfer files between the Physics cluster and other endpoints such as MSI. +    * By default it will select your CSE Linux home directory, though this shouldn't used for large bulk transfers! 
- +    * You then need to update the "Path" field to point at the desired physics data directory (for example, ''/data/gammaray'') - the path ''/data'' itself is not a writable location. 
-  * Point your browser at http://www.globus.org, click Sign In, and click Transfer Files. A web page with two Endpoint fields will display. +    * The contents of that directory will then display 
-  * Click on Endpoints and search for CSE. +    * In the other Endpoint field, pull down the expand menu and select the appropriate site - for example, msihpc#panfs to connect to the main MSI storage.
-  * Select "umn.edu CSE POSIX home directories and data" +
-  * Click on Open File Manager +
-  * By default it will select your CSE Linux home directory, though this shouldn't used for large bulk transfers! +
-  * You then need to update the "Path" field to point at the desired physics data directory (for example, ''/data/gammaray'') - the path ''/data'' itself is not a writable location. +
-  * The contents of that directory will then display +
-  * In the other Endpoint field, pull down the expand menu and select the appropriate site - for example, msihpc#panfs to connect to the main MSI storage.+
  
 To transfer files between endpoints, select a file or directory from each list, then click one of the large arrow buttons to tell Globus the desired direction of the transfer. To transfer files between endpoints, select a file or directory from each list, then click one of the large arrow buttons to tell Globus the desired direction of the transfer.
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