Getting to your Windows Y:-drive - Revision history

Remco: update

2024-05-13T13:13:45Z

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 When you use the LWP then your UWP Y: drive is available at '''/media/ydrive'''.
 Otherwise from with the university network you can use the smb protocol to access the Y:-drive.
-<code>
-    sudo mkdir -p /mnt/ydrive/
+ $ sudo mkdir -p /mnt/ydrive/
-    sudo mount -t smb3 //workspace.rug.nl/ydrive /mnt/ydrive/ -o user=<p-number>
+ $ sudo mount -t smb3 //workspace.rug.nl/ydrive /mnt/ydrive/ -o user=<p-number>
-</code>
-From outside the university you can use https://vlwp.rug.nl or https://uwp.rug.nl
+==== From outside the university network ====

Heiko at 11:59, 17 July 2023

2023-07-17T11:59:15Z

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	Otherwise from with the university network you can use the smb protocol to access the Y:-drive.		Otherwise from with the university network you can use the smb protocol to access the Y:-drive.
	<code>		<code>
			sudo mkdir -p /mnt/ydrive/
	sudo mount -t smb3 //workspace.rug.nl/ydrive /mnt/ydrive/ -o user=<p-number>		sudo mount -t smb3 //workspace.rug.nl/ydrive /mnt/ydrive/ -o user=<p-number>
	</code>		</code>
	From outside the university you can use https://vlwp.rug.nl or https://uwp.rug.nl		From outside the university you can use https://vlwp.rug.nl or https://uwp.rug.nl

Heiko at 11:56, 17 July 2023

2023-07-17T11:56:15Z

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	Otherwise from with the university network you can use the smb protocol to access the Y:-drive.		Otherwise from with the university network you can use the smb protocol to access the Y:-drive.

	<code>		<code>
	sudo mount -t smb3 //workspace.rug.nl/ydrive /mnt/ydrive/ -o user=<p-number>		sudo mount -t smb3 //workspace.rug.nl/ydrive /mnt/ydrive/ -o user=<p-number>
	</code>		</code>

	From outside the university you can use https://vlwp.rug.nl or https://uwp.rug.nl		From outside the university you can use https://vlwp.rug.nl or https://uwp.rug.nl

Heiko: Update the generic way to mount on linux

2023-07-17T11:56:01Z

Update the generic way to mount on linux

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	Otherwise from with the university network you can use the smb protocol to access the Y:-drive.		Otherwise from with the university network you can use the smb protocol to access the Y:-drive.

	~~- edit /etc/samba/smb.conf to contain:~~		<code>
	~~[global]~~		sudo mount -t smb3 //workspace.rug.nl/ydrive /mnt/ydrive/ -o user=<p-number>
	~~client min protocol = SMB2_10~~		</code>
	~~client max protocol = SMB3_11~~
	~~workgroup = WORKSPACE~~

	~~Now you can use your GUI file manager to connect to smb://~~<~~your account~~>~~@workspace.rug.nl/ydrive~~
	~~If you want todo this from the command line eg. after login through ssh then:~~
	~~$ dbus~~-~~launch~~ /~~bin~~/~~bash~~
	~~$ gvfs-mount smb://<your account>@~~workspace.rug.nl/ydrive
	~~$ ls -al~~ /~~run~~/user~~/$(id~~ -u)/~~gvfs~~

	From outside the university you can use https://vlwp.rug.nl or https://uwp.rug.nl		From outside the university you can use https://vlwp.rug.nl or https://uwp.rug.nl

Remco at 08:43, 23 June 2021

2021-06-23T08:43:03Z

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	[[Category:misc-faq]]		[[Category:misc-faq]]
	~~Your~~ UWP Y: drive is available at '''/media/ydrive'''.		When you use the LWP then your UWP Y: drive is available at '''/media/ydrive'''.

			Otherwise from with the university network you can use the smb protocol to access the Y:-drive.

			- edit /etc/samba/smb.conf to contain:
			[global]
			client min protocol = SMB2_10
			client max protocol = SMB3_11
			workgroup = WORKSPACE

			Now you can use your GUI file manager to connect to smb://<your account>@workspace.rug.nl/ydrive
			If you want todo this from the command line eg. after login through ssh then:
			$ dbus-launch /bin/bash
			$ gvfs-mount smb://<your account>@workspace.rug.nl/ydrive
			$ ls -al /run/user/$(id -u)/gvfs

			From outside the university you can use https://vlwp.rug.nl or https://uwp.rug.nl

Chris at 13:06, 9 April 2021

2021-04-09T13:06:04Z

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	[[Category:misc-faq]]		[[Category:misc-faq]]
			Your UWP Y: drive is available at '''/media/ydrive'''.

Chris: Replaced content with "Category:misc-faq"

2021-04-09T13:05:23Z

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	[[Category:misc-faq]]		[[Category:misc-faq]]
	~~We cannot reliably mount the UWP Y:-drive for our users, because of some issues. On the following link you'll find all available solution to reach your Y:-drive:<br/>~~
	~~http://myuniversity.rug.nl/infonet/medewerkers/ict/werkplek/werkplekken/universitairewerkplek/remote-access-to-your-data~~
	~~----<br/>~~
	~~'''Users with sudo'''<br/>~~
	~~For users with ''"sudo"'' rights on their PC, there is another option.<br/>~~
	* First you'll have to login to "https://uwp.rug.nl" and go to ''"Tools & Utilities"''. Open ''"Explore Group Drive Y"''.
	* In the newly opened explorer window, right click ''"Shared Storage (Y:)"'', select ''"Properties"'' and go to the ''"DFS"'' tab.
	* In the ''"Referral list"'', look for the path that says ''"Active"'' is ''"Yes"'' and write down the first part of the path... ''"CL-N"''.

	~~Now on your own system, create the directory where you want to mount your Y drive, e.g.:~~
	~~mkdir /mnt/Y~~
	~~In the following command, change the path to what you've written down and change the username to your p-number, then you can mount your Y drive on your system.~~
	~~sudo mount -t cifs //CL-N.workspace.rug.nl/ydrive /mnt/Y --verbose -o username=p123456,workgroup=WORKSPACE,vers=2.1~~
	~~To do this permanently add the following lines to your ''"/etc/fstab"'':~~
	~~# The UWP Y-drive~~
	~~//CL-N.workspace.rug.nl/ydrive /mnt/Y cifs username=p123456,workgroup=WORKSPACE,vers=2.1 0 0~~

Chris at 10:49, 29 April 2016

2016-04-29T10:49:14Z

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	Now on your own system, create the directory where you want to mount your Y drive, e.g.:		Now on your own system, create the directory where you want to mount your Y drive, e.g.:
	mkdir /mnt/Y		mkdir /mnt/Y
	In the following command, change the path to what you've written down and change the username to your p-number~~. Then~~ you can mount your Y drive on your system.		In the following command, change the path to what you've written down and change the username to your p-number, then you can mount your Y drive on your system.
	sudo mount -t cifs //CL-N.workspace.rug.nl/ydrive /mnt/Y --verbose -o username=p123456,workgroup=WORKSPACE,vers=2.1		sudo mount -t cifs //CL-N.workspace.rug.nl/ydrive /mnt/Y --verbose -o username=p123456,workgroup=WORKSPACE,vers=2.1
	To do this permanently add the following lines to your ''"/etc/fstab"'':		To do this permanently add the following lines to your ''"/etc/fstab"'':
	# The UWP Y-drive		# The UWP Y-drive
	//CL-N.workspace.rug.nl/ydrive /mnt/Y cifs username=p123456,workgroup=WORKSPACE,vers=2.1 0 0		//CL-N.workspace.rug.nl/ydrive /mnt/Y cifs username=p123456,workgroup=WORKSPACE,vers=2.1 0 0

Chris at 10:47, 29 April 2016

2016-04-29T10:47:40Z

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	We cannot reliably mount the UWP Y:-drive for our users, because of some issues. On the following link you'll find all available solution to reach your Y:-drive:<br/>		We cannot reliably mount the UWP Y:-drive for our users, because of some issues. On the following link you'll find all available solution to reach your Y:-drive:<br/>
	http://myuniversity.rug.nl/infonet/medewerkers/ict/werkplek/werkplekken/universitairewerkplek/remote-access-to-your-data		http://myuniversity.rug.nl/infonet/medewerkers/ict/werkplek/werkplekken/universitairewerkplek/remote-access-to-your-data
			----<br/>
			'''Users with sudo'''<br/>
			For users with ''"sudo"'' rights on their PC, there is another option.<br/>
			* First you'll have to login to "https://uwp.rug.nl" and go to ''"Tools & Utilities"''. Open ''"Explore Group Drive Y"''.
			* In the newly opened explorer window, right click ''"Shared Storage (Y:)"'', select ''"Properties"'' and go to the ''"DFS"'' tab.
			* In the ''"Referral list"'', look for the path that says ''"Active"'' is ''"Yes"'' and write down the first part of the path... ''"CL-N"''.

			Now on your own system, create the directory where you want to mount your Y drive, e.g.:
			mkdir /mnt/Y
			In the following command, change the path to what you've written down and change the username to your p-number. Then you can mount your Y drive on your system.
			sudo mount -t cifs //CL-N.workspace.rug.nl/ydrive /mnt/Y --verbose -o username=p123456,workgroup=WORKSPACE,vers=2.1
			To do this permanently add the following lines to your ''"/etc/fstab"'':
			# The UWP Y-drive
			//CL-N.workspace.rug.nl/ydrive /mnt/Y cifs username=p123456,workgroup=WORKSPACE,vers=2.1 0 0

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2015-04-16T13:38:44Z

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We cannot reliably mount the UWP Y:-drive for our users, because of some issues. On the following link you'll find all available solution to reach your Y:-drive:<br/>
http://myuniversity.rug.nl/infonet/medewerkers/ict/werkplek/werkplekken/universitairewerkplek/remote-access-to-your-data