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Input the code from your TACC Token app.Īfter you are connected, you will see the directory you selected for your path. You will be prompted for your TACC Token code. Right-click on your newly created bookmark and select "Connect to Server". You will now see your newly created bookmark in the main Cyberduck window.

When complete your bookmark should look similar to the example provided below. If you do not see the "Path" option click the button "More Options" in the lower left.

For Published (NEES) projects set Path to /corral-repl/projects/NHERI/public/projects//įor more information on path selection please see the detailed in guide on Setting the Path to DesignSafe on Corral.

For Published DesignSafe projects set Path to /corral-repl/projects/NHERI/published//.

For My Projects set Path to /corral-repl/projects/NHERI/projects//.

For My Data set Path to /corral-repl/projects/NHERI/shared//.

Provide a descriptive nickname to the connect, for example "DesignSafe - Data Depot".Įnter your DesignSafe/TACC username and password.įor the "Path", select one of the following:

Launch the Cyberduck app and select "Bookmark" > "New Bookmark".Ĭhange the top dropdown to "SFTP (SSH File Transfer Protocol)". While you may purchase a registration key to support the development of Cyberduck if you wish, the activation key is not required to use the software for transfer files to and from DesignSafe. However, some approaches to downloading Cyberduck (such as through the Windows Store and Mac App Store) come with a registration key that disables a donation prompt. Note that Cyberduck is Free Software and as such is freely available to download (see link above). Go to TACC user portal ( ) and log in with your DesignSafe/TACC credentials and pair a device with your account. Step 2: Set up MFA using the TACC Token App

Please list the Data Depot locations(s), such as My Data or a project in My Projects, where you intend to transfer files to/from. You will get a response via email when the access request is complete. In the body of the message say you wish to use Cyberduck. To request access, go to the DesignSafe website and submit a ticket to request Corral access ( ). If you have already requested access to Corral for using Globus or another data transfer method (refer to Data Transfer Guide), you may skip this step. Step 1: Submit a ticket to activate Corral access for your DesignSafe/TACC Account Cyberduck is an open-source client for file transfer protocols that allows you to securely connect to DesignSafe and other Texas Advanced Computing Center (TACC) resources without directly using the command line.