for data exchange you can use FileSharing.

see https://ifi-wiki.intra.uibk.ac.at/services/ifi-nas

For archiving data have a look at:

• FABS Service: https://www.uibk.ac.at/zid/abteilungen/zs/storage/datenarchivierung.html (in German)
• Data Repository: https://researchdata.uibk.ac.at/ (Invenio, Service might go online Q1/2023)

You can access the ZID Linux home directories via SSH and SCP.

Hostname: zid-gpl.uibk.ac.at
User: c703XXXX

The Linux HOME is shared via all LPCCS machines. You can not directly mount the (encrypted) NFSv4 HOME directories on your PCs but via ssh-fs and zid-gpl.uibk.ac.at this is possible.

Accessing the Windows-Home (nethome) from zid-gpl:

smbclient //nethome.uibk.ac.at/c703XXXX -U c703XXXX -W UIBK

There is a personal “ZID home directory” which every person gets automatically; no other user has access to it.
Within the UIBK network, you can attach it directly to your Windows Explorer via “Map network drive”:

• Select I: as drive letter
  (if available; though, it will also work with an arbitrary available drive letter except A: and B:)
• For the folder, enter \\nethome.uibk.ac.at\~
• After that, enter your credentials in the following format for the user: uibk\c703nnnn

There is also a “department folder” provided by ZID where you can share files within the department. You can also adjust the directory and file rights yourself, e.g. you can share a file to a specific user group. You need to be owner of a valid personal c703nnnn-Account for that.
Within the UIBK network, you can attach the department folder directly to your Windows Explorer via “Map network drive”:

• Select J: as drive letter
  (if available; though, it will also work with an arbitrary available drive letter except A: and B:)
• For the folder, enter \\netshare.uibk.ac.at\share
• After that, enter your credentials in the following format for the user: uibk\c703nnnn
• Navigate to the Folder “c703” (this is “our” department folder)

You can also access the ZID Windows home directory and the department c703 directory (“I: and J:”) via SFTP (also outside the UIBK network).

To access your data you need an SFTP client (e.g. WinSCP):

Hostname: netsftp.uibk.ac.at
User: c703nnnn

mkdir ~/nethome
mount -t cifs -o user=c703nnnn,domain=UIBK //nethome.uibk.ac.at/~ ~/nethome