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| ==== Access Your Data ==== This document explains methods to access the data on your account from home or some other remote computer by directly accessing the data on an exported share on a file server. File Transfer solutions are treated in https://computing.ee.ethz.ch/RemoteAccess#File_Transfer. <<BR>><<BR>> The filesystem of the remote host gets attached to the local host such that it appears as a normal filesystem and can be accessed directly from every application. Our linux file servers and NAS (Network Attached Storage) devices export the shares with two different protocols: * '''NFS''' (Network Files System) shares * '''SMB/CIFS''' (Server Message Block/Common Internet File system) shares '''NFS''' is the file sharing protocol of the Unix/Linux world, '''SMB/CIFS''' that of the windows world. The software suite '''samba''' is a software for Unix/Linux file servers to act as a windows files server.<<BR>><<BR>> Because NFS cann't be used from outside the managed linux client environment the following chapters two topics only deals with the SMB/CIFS access to data shares on file servers: * [[Services/FileAccess/FileSystemAccess1|SMB/CIFS access from selfmanaged linux clients]] * [[Services/FileAccess/FileSystemAccess|SMB/CIFS access from selfmanaged windows clients]] ---- [[CategoryEDUC]] |
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