Password: your HMS ID password, the password you use when logging in to O2Ĭommand line tools available on the O2 File Transfer Servers Username: your HMS ID (formerly known as eCommons ID), the ID you use to login to O2, in lowercase, e.g., ab123 (not your Harvard ID or Harvard Key) Graphical toolsįileZilla - a Mac/Linux/Windows standalone sftp tool, with available Firefox browser plugin You might be copying from your laptop or desktop hard drive, or from some other site on the Internet. Be aware of which file systems you want to copy from and to. The tools listed below encrypt your data and login credentials during the transfer over the internet. There are a number of secure ways to copy files to and from O2. Reference this page for instructions on setting up a default Duo authentication method. NOTE: When using scp/sftp to ssh into a transfer server outside of the HMS Network, DUO will simply hang if you do not have a default Duo Method setup. NOTE: For guidelines on transferring data from O2 to NCBI's FTP for GEO submission, please reference this wiki page. NOTE: For information on /n/files (aka .edu), see the bottom of this page. NOTE: For Harvard's Accellion Kiteworks file transfer appliance, allowing you to 'mail' large attachments from your desktop, please see more details at: Doing so hinders access to the HMS network for the HMS Community and will cause us to terminate your data transfer. It cannot, and was not designed, to support large data transfers. With increased remote work as part of COVID-19 response, the HMS VPN is getting much higher use. NOTE: Do not transfer files when connected to the HMS VPN. The HMS VPN system is designed for secure remote access and management. 1.8 Special considerations for the '/n/standby' filesystem, aka Standby.1.7 Special considerations for the '/n/files' filesystem, aka .edu.1.4 Interactive command line copying on O2.1.3 Transfers on the O2 File Transfer Servers.1.2.1 Command line tools available on the O2 File Transfer Servers.

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