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- Include NetID and name.
- Include which group.
- NMR only: Specify equipment needed. ((Note: NMR's Linux accounts are not done through ChemIT)
- GC Mate
- Exactive/DART
What rights do my users have on my facility's file share?
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What rights do my instrument accounts have on the facility's file share?
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Read, Create(?) permissions, but not Change. This allows browsing wherever needed regardless of user, but no ability to change or remove anyone's work.
- Thus, although can create a folder within a permitted folder, can't rename the folder from the instrument.
- Removing or changing anything must be done from within a user's (or Admin's) account, and then is restricted to whatever that user can do (thus, only within their research group's folder).
How do I add a group? (ChemIT)
ChemIT staff's steps:
- At <http://www.cornell.edu/search/people.cfm>, confirm name matches NetID, as an error-check.
- In AD (Quest), add NetID of person to research group.
- Example: AS-CHM-NMR-ShareWolczanski
- At: <cornell.edu/DelegatedObjects/AS/UnitObjects/Cluster C - Science/Chemistry - CHM/Research/NMR/NMR Share/AS-CHM-NMR-ShareWolczanski>.
- Example: AS-CHM-NMR-ShareWolczanski
- For NMR requests: Within NMR's fileshare (CIT's SFS), use own ADM account to create folder with group's folder, using NetID as the folder's name.
- User can't do this from an instrument computer; they or NMR staff would first have to create the folder before the first use of the instrument. Hence, ChemIT staff doing so as a courtesy, even though not strictly required.
- NMR only: Specify equipment needed. (NMR's Linux accounts are not done through ChemIT)
- GC Mate
- Exactive/DART
- Create a folder
- Add AD group rights
How does my user access my facility's file share?
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See the facilities documentation for more details.
- NMR's documentation: (where is it?)
- X-ray's documentation: (where is it?)
For NMR, a couple of non-group directories include:
ChemIT's general instructions to connect to a file share:
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