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===/nfshomes===
{{Nfshomes}}
Automounted [[NFS]] file system that houses users' [[Nexus]] home directories.  This file system has regular backups with our [[TSM]] service and has [[Snapshots]] for easy user restores.


Found on supported [[OSSupport#UNIX | UNIX]] and [[OSSupport#MacOS | MacOS]] systems as (substituting <username> with your UMIACS username)
If you to access this file system over [[CIFS]] (Windows and other operating systems) the path to use is (substituting <username> with your UMIACS username)


  /nfshomes/<username>
   \\isilondata.umiacs.umd.edu\nfshomes\<username>
 
If you need additional access you can mount this file system using [[CIFS]] from many operating systems (including Windows) by accessing it as (substituting $username with your UMIACS username)
 
   \\data.isilon.umiacs.umd.edu\nfshomes\<username>


[[CIFS]] access is limited to machines in the domain.  Please use the [[VPN]] if you need access from outside UMIACS networks (including the wireless).
[[CIFS]] access is limited to machines in the domain.  Please use the [[VPN]] if you need access from outside UMIACS networks (including the wireless).

Revision as of 20:34, 16 February 2024

You have 30GB of home directory storage available at /nfshomes/<username>. It has both Snapshots and Backups enabled.

Home directories are intended to store personal or configuration files only. We encourage you to not share any data in your home directory. You are encouraged to utilize our GitLab infrastructure to host your code repositories.

NOTE: To check your quota on this directory, use the command df -h ~.

If you to access this file system over CIFS (Windows and other operating systems) the path to use is (substituting <username> with your UMIACS username)

 \\isilondata.umiacs.umd.edu\nfshomes\<username>

CIFS access is limited to machines in the domain. Please use the VPN if you need access from outside UMIACS networks (including the wireless).