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2 2 Contents Overview... 3 x.500 id access... 4 Internal Accounts... 4 Virtual Private Network (VPN)... 5 Accessing Your Data on UMN network... 5 Windows Platforms... 5 OS X Platforms...14

3 Overview As of August 1, 2015, the Center for Mass Spectrometry and Proteomics (CMSP) will share project data through the University of Minnesota s Office of Information Technology (OIT).

Figure 1 Overview of CMSP File Sharing through OIT As shown in Figure 1, CMSP acquires data via mass spectrometers and transfers the resulting raw files to OIT data storage.

3 3 Overview As of August 1, 2015, the Center for Mass Spectrometry and Proteomics (CMSP) will share project data through the University of Minnesota s Office of Information Technology (OIT). This document is intended to provide instructions for accessing data from within and outside the University of Minnesota network. Figure 1 Overview of CMSP File Sharing through OIT As shown in Figure 1, CMSP acquires data via mass spectrometers and transfers the resulting raw files to OIT data storage. Once transferred, University of Minnesota Informatics Institute (UMII) staff members and/or CMSP staff members will transfer the raw files to a CMSP computer for further quantification and identification analysis. Once complete, the UMII Staff and/or CMSP staff will transfer the raw results, quantification and/or identification results, and any other pertinent documentation to OIT data storage and notify the researcher via . After receiving the , researchers can access their data with their x.500 id using the instructions in this guide in conjunction with the information in the notification . Off-campus access to the University of Minnesota network (for UMN and Sponsored researchers) is

4 4 accomplished by establishing a Virtual Private Network (VPN) connection (see section Virtual Private Network (VPN)). User Note: This OIT storage is for sharing data with CMSP and researchers. Researchers must not store their own research or personal data within CMSP shared folders. x.500 id access All access to OIT data storage is through your x.500 id. (Your x.500 id is you UMN internet ID and is the username that you use to for ). If you don t have an active x.500 id, you will not be able to access your data. Internal Accounts If you are affiliated with the University of Minnesota (student, faculty, post-doc, researcher), you will have an x.500 account. If you don t remember your x.500 id or your password, go to UMN IT Help at User Note: you must have an x.500 id or you will not be able to access your CMSP generated data.

5 5 Virtual Private Network (VPN) If you are not on one of the University of Minnesota campuses, you can still access your CMSP data. First, you will need to establish a virtual private network (VPN) connection. Instructions for downloading, configuring and using VPN are located at If this link changes, simply Google UMN VPN. User Note: To download the VPN software, you will need to log in with your x.500 id. Accessing Your Data on UMN network If you are inside the UMN network (that is, you are on campus or have gained access to the UMN network through a VPN (see Section: Virtual Private Network (VPN)) you can gain access to CMSP shared data. Windows Platforms If you are using a Windows platform, perform the following steps: 1. Click on the start button in the lower left-hand corner of your desktop. 2. Select one of the following options to navigate to the Map Network Drive window Option 1: Right-click on the Computer entry and select Map network drive (See Figure 2).

6 6 Figure 2 Navigate to Map Network Drive Window - Option 1 User Note: Your start menu may look slightly different. The start menu in this guide are snapshot from Windows 7. Option 2: Click on the Computer entry (Figure 3).

7 Figure 3 Navigate to Network Drive Window - Option 2 Step 1 You will next see a window similar to the following (see Figure 4). Click on the Map network drive button on the top banner.

7 7 Figure 3 Navigate to Network Drive Window - Option 2 Step 1 You will next see a window similar to the following (see Figure 4). Click on the Map network drive button on the top banner. If you don t see the Map network drive button, your window may be too narrow. Simply widen the window to make the Map network drive button visible. Figure 4 Navigate to Network Drive Window - Option 2 Step 2

$8 3. Fill in the Map Network Drive Fields (For XP systems, see section 4) a. Drive: Select a drive letter from the available drop down menu (see Figure 5). b. Folder: Enter \\files.umn.$

8 8 3. Fill in the Map Network Drive Fields (For XP systems, see section 4) a. Drive: Select a drive letter from the available drop down menu (see Figure 5). b. Folder: Enter \\files.umn.edu\cmsp-ns\researchdata\xxxxxxxx where xxxxxxxx is the x.500 id of the PI for your group (see Figure 5). c. Connect using different credentials Check this box if you did not sign on to your computer with your x.500 id (see Figure 5). d. Click the Finish button when complete (see Figure 5). a b c d Figure 5 Fill in Map Network Drive Fields User Note: You will receive the path to your mapped network drive in an from CMSP staff once your data is acquired and/or processed. e. Enter: ad\x.500_id and password (see Figure 6). Note that OIT is in the active directory domain. If you are not on active directory (this is not common), then precede your x.500 id with ad\ indicating that you are connecting to the active domain. If ad\x500 doesn t work that means your computer is already on active directory, you can try X500 alone and see if this works.

9 9 f Figure 6 Enter x.500 id and password You will be presented with a window similar to the one depicted in Figure 7. Figure 7 Connecting Network Drive in Progress

10 10 4. For XP systems, Fill in the Map Network Drive Fields) a. Drive: Select a drive letter from the available drop down menu (see Figure 8Figure 5). b. Folder: Enter \\files.umn.edu\cmsp-ns\researchdata\xxxxxxxx where xxxxxxxx is the x.500 id of the PI for your group (see Figure 8). c. Connect using different credentials Check this box if you did not sign on to your computer with your x.500 id (see Figure 8). a b c Figure 8 XP - Map Network Drive

11 11 d. You will be presented with a dialogue box similar to the one in Enter your x.500 id and password (see Figure 9). For XP systems, you may need to enter your x.500 id as x500@ad.umn.edu. Click OK. Figure 9 Enter x500 id and password e. Finally, click Finish (see Figure 10). Figure 10 Finish logon

12 12 5. Navigate to your mapped network drive. You have several options to complete this step. Here are just a couple of the options: Option 1: Click on the Windows Explorer icon. You will be presented with a window similar to Figure 11. Figure 11 Navigate to New Mapped Drive - Option 1

13 13 Option 2: Click on the start button, entry (see Figure 12). Then under mapped drive (see Figure 13 and then click on the Computer Network Location, select your new Figure 12 Windows Start Menu Figure 13 Navigate to New Mapped Drive - Option 2

14 OS X Platforms If you are using an OS X (Mac) platform, perform the following steps: 1. Select one of the following options to navigate to the Connect to Server dialogue box. Option 1: a.

14 14 OS X Platforms If you are using an OS X (Mac) platform, perform the following steps: 1. Select one of the following options to navigate to the Connect to Server dialogue box. Option 1: a. Click on the finder icon. b. Click on the Go option in the Finder menu bar (see Figure 15). c. Click on the Connect to Server option in the pull-down box (see Figure 15). b Figure 14 OS X (Mac) Start Connect to Server Configuration - Option 1 c

edu/cmsp-ns/researchdata/xxxxxxxx in the Server Address field, where xxxxxxxx is the x.

15 15 Option 2: Press Command-K on your keyboard at the same time (Figure 15). Figure 15 OS X (Mac) Start Connect to Server Configuration - Option 2 2. Enter smb://files.umn.edu/cmsp-ns/researchdata/xxxxxxxx in the Server Address field, where xxxxxxxx is the x.500 id of the PI for your group (see Figure 16) and click on the Connect button. Figure 16 Connect to Server Dialogue Box

16 16 3. You will be presented with a window similar to the one in Figure 17. You should see additional folders within the drive. Navigate to your project to locate your data. Figure 17 Connected to Server 4. If you close the window in Figure 17, you can still navigate to your data by clicking on the pi group drive icon on your desktop. Simply click on the icon and the finder window for your data should appear (see Figure 18). Figure 18 Navigate to your data

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