This can be a huge benefit in terms of both time and money because the data need not be copied to cloud storage (e.g., to Box or DropBox) in order to be accessible. Globus lets you share your data with others, even if they don't have accounts on the endpoint where the data is stored. If your organization doesn't have any Globus endpoints, direct your system administrator to the Globus Connect Server Installation Guide or ask us to contact them on your behalf.For example, try 'umich,' 'harvard,' 'NERSC,' or 'XSEDE.' When you find an endpoint or collection, authenticate using the username and password you use for the organization when prompted. Enter a likely endpoint name in the Collection field and scan the search results. Or, search for endpoints and collections in the Globus File Manager. Search your campus computing organization's information to find out about local Globus endpoints.Many campuses, research labs, and cross-site projects have set up Globus endpoints on their shared servers to enable reliable, secure, high-performance data transfer and sharing via Globus. Discover and access endpoints and collections on your campus computing systems.Instead, transfers will be suspended and they'll automatically resume when your system comes back online. Transfers to and from your system won't fail if you shut your system down or disconnect from the network. You don't need administrative privileges on your system to install Globus Connect Personal. Navigate to the Activity page and review your transfers.Navigate to the File Manager page and request a transfer between your new collection and Globus Tutorial Endpoint 1 or Globus Tutorial Endpoint 2.

Follow these instructions to download Globus Connect Personal and set up an endpoint and collection on your own Mac, Linux, or Windows system.Set up and use Globus Connect Personal.

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