If you have problems connecting, please submit a ticket to the Technology Help Desk, call x4357, send email to or stop by Library 101. Enter the password associated with your Humboldt User Name.Open Terminal by selecting Go > Utilities > Terminal.To set up an SFTP connection to your Humboldt Network Folder from the command line, follow these steps: The next time you want to get to your Humboldt Network Folder, open Cyberduck and select Bookmarks > My Network Folder (or whatever name you gave the connection).Close the window to save your settings (Click on the red X in the top left-hand corner of the screen).Give your connection a nickname (My Network Folder or something else that's easily identifiable).You may find it useful to save this connection information so that you can easily find it the next time you need to use it. UserName: Your Humboldt User Name (e.g., abc123) Protocol: SFTP (SSH Secure File Transfer)ģ. To use Cyberduck to set up an SFTP connection to your Humboldt Network Folder, follow these steps:ġ. The bookmark proxy icon is now displayed inline with the other toolbar controls including the bookmark nickname replacing the previous window title.
Switching between bookmarks and browser view is now always visible in the toolbar. Note: Command line access to Network Folders is not permitted for terminal or SSH connections. We have made some adjustments in version 7.7 of Cyberduck to support the new window appearance introduced in macOS 11. Advanced users may use the command line to connect to the server if they wish. The instructions below are based on Cyberduck v2.8. Please download and install Cyberduck before following the instructions below to upload a file to your Network Folder. Step 2) Click Open Connection in the top left corner. Cal Poly Humboldt recommends the use of the Cyberduck SFTP application for OS X secure file transfers. Step 1) Open Cyberduck and click Open Connection in the top left corner of the application.
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