ARCHIVED: Move DC2 project data to Slate or Slate-Project at IU
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Access the IU Globus Web App
To migrate your Data Capacitor II (DC2) project data to Slate or Slate-Project, UITS recommends using the IU Globus Web App.
To access the IU Globus Web App:
- In your web browser, go to the IU Globus Web App.
- Under "Use your existing organizational login", use the drop-down list to find and select .
- Click .
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Log in with your IU username and passphrase, and then confirm your identity with Two-Step Login (Duo).
Activate the source and destination endpoints
To set up a file transfer between your DC2 project space and your Slate or Slate-Project space:
- From
IURT - DC2
, and then, in the list of available endpoints, click .Note:Activating theIURT - DC2
endpoint may produce a "permission" denied" error at first. The error will resolve itself when you click in the "Path" field and enter the appropriate path, as described in the following step.
, click in the text field next to "Collection", enter - To set your DC2 project space as the source endpoint, click in the "Path" field, add the following path (replace
project_name
with the name of your project space), and then press or :/N/dc2/projects/project_name
- Click in the
IURT - Slate
, and then, in the list of available endpoints, click .Note:Activating theIURT - Slate
endpoint may produce a "permission" denied" error at first. The error will resolve itself when you click in the "Path" field and enter the appropriate path, as described in the following step.
text field, enter - To set your Slate account or Slate-Project space as the destination endpoint, click in the "Path" field, add the appropriate path, and then press
- Slate: To activate your Slate account, enter the following path (replace
username
with the IU username associated with your Slate account):/N/slate/username
- Slate-Project: To activate your Slate-Project space, enter the following path (replace
project_name
with the project name associated with your Slate-Project space):/N/project/project_name
or :
- Slate: To activate your Slate account, enter the following path (replace
Transfer files
Files containing personal health information (PHI) must be encrypted when they are stored (at rest) and when they are transferred between networked systems (in transit). To ensure that files containing PHI are encrypted when they are stored, encrypt them before transferring them. For more, see Recommended tools for encrypting data containing HIPAA-regulated PHI.
Before transferring files containing PHI to an IU collection, make sure you understand the information in Your legal responsibilities for protecting data containing protected health information (PHI) when using UITS Research Technologies systems and services.
To transfer DC2 project files to your account on Slate or Slate-Project:
- Use the source endpoint's file browser to find and select one or more files and/or folders to transfer, and then click .
- Near the bottom of the screen, click
- Optionally, click in the text field next to "Label This Transfer" and enter a short description (this will be displayed in the log of transfer activity).
- Make sure is not selected.
- If you are transferring files containing PHI, make sure is selected to ensure that your files remain encrypted during transit.
, and then:
- Use the destination endpoint's file browser to select a destination directory for storing your migrated DC2 project data.
- To start the transfer, below the source file browser, click . Above the two endpoints, you should see a "Transfer request submitted successfully" message and a corresponding "Task id" number. You can click the task ID number to see an overview of your transfer and monitor its progress.
Get help
If you have questions about migrating your DC2 project space to Slate or Slate-Project, contact the UITS HPFS team for help.
Research computing support at IU is provided by the Research Technologies division of UITS. To ask a question or get help regarding Research Technologies services, including IU's research supercomputers and research storage systems, and the scientific, statistical, and mathematical applications available on those systems, contact UITS Research Technologies. For service-specific support contact information, see Research computing support at IU.
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