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Information TechnologyFlorida Institute of Technology150 W. University BlvdMelbourne, Florida 32901(321) 674-7999
Information Technology Self Help
How can I access my UDrive?
This outlines the methods available to access your UDrive both on and off-campus. Four methods to access your home directory are listed below.
Mapping a Network Drive on your Mac or PC
- Please see: How to map a network drive.
Using Secure Shell for a Telnet (text) like interface
- Obtain the freely available SSH Client for Windows (Putty). If you use a Mac running OS 10 or above, you can use Terminal an application native to the operating system, which can be found by going to the hard drive, then "Applications" folder and "Utilities" folder. It will bring you to a Unix terminal where you can run SSH.
For Detailed SSH Instructions, How to use SSH. - Use SSH to connect to "my.fit.edu" using your TRACKS username and password.
Using Secure File Transfer Protocol (SFTP)
- Obtain the freely available SFTP Client Windows (FileZilla Client) or MAC OS (Fugu SFTP). For Detailed SSH Instructions, How to use SSH. A Secure FTP (SFTP) Utility is included with the SSH Client.
- Use SSH to connect to "my.fit.edu" using your TRACKS username and password.
Using the TRACKS Portal to access your udrive on the web.
- To access your Udrive on the web, browse to https://webaccess.fit.edu/filemanager
Last Update: 2009-04-28 10:20 AM