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--- rdms:access:start [2024/03/12 11:03]
burcu [Data Management in the RDMS]
+++ rdms:access:start [2024/03/26 10:10] (current)
jelte ↷ Links adapted because of a move operation
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-**Note** Only UG members with a personnel number (P-number) or student number (S-number) can log in to the RDMS directly. Please [[rdms-support@rug.nl| contact us]] if other UG accounts , for example functional accounts (F-number) need access.
+**Note** Only UG members with a personnel number (P-number) or student number (S-number) can log in to the RDMS directly. Please [[rdms-support@rug.nl| contact us]] if other UG accounts, for example functional accounts (F-number) need access.
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 === Make sure you are in the network of the UG! ===
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       * We made separate pages with the instructions about configuring a WebDAV client for [[rdms:access:windows:cyberduck|Windows]],  [[rdms:access:mac|MacOS]] and [[rdms:access:linux:webdav|Linux]].
-  * **Command-line**\\ Using command-line interface is currently only available to Linux users.  In order to login via the command-line you need to have ''iCommands'' installed and [[rdms:access:linux:createprofile|create a profile]] in your Linux home directory. The more advanced Windows users can install [[https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/install|WSL2]], a virtualization of the Linux kernel in the Windows OS, and then use it to work via the command-line using ''iCommands''. This option is for advanced Windows users who need to upload huge amounts of data (>100Gb). Please also take a look at the Wiki page on [[rdms:data:filesize|file sizes]] on the RDMS.
+  * **Command-line**\\ Using command-line interface is currently only available to Linux users.  In order to login via the command-line you need to have ''iCommands'' installed and [[rdms:access:linux:icommands|create a profile]] in your Linux home directory. The more advanced Windows users can install [[https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/install|WSL2]], a virtualization of the Linux kernel in the Windows OS, and then use it to work via the command-line using ''iCommands''. This option is for advanced Windows users who need to upload huge amounts of data (>100Gb). Please also take a look at the Wiki page on [[rdms:data:filesize|file sizes]] on the RDMS.