Please contact your helpdesk if you would like Filezilla installed on your Windows computer.īelow is a table of the available NRAO FTP or SFTP servers: Note: Anonymous ftp is used mostly by non-NRAO staff to either retrieve files or upload files into the incoming directory. While Windows users can use command line FTP commands (see FTP - Linux/Mac) via the cmd prompt, we recommend you use Filezilla, which is an easy to use graphical user interface to FTP. The advantage of secure ftp is that you login as your normal user account, and therefore have access to all the files and folders in your home directory, as well as other file systems and shares visible via NFS. Secure FTP (SFTP): Secure ftp is used by NRAO staff to either upload file to or download files from NRAO systems. Customarily the login userid is "anonymous" and the password is the user's email address. You can only connect to the anonymous ftp site as the user ftp or anonymous and therefore only have limited read-only access to the NRAO system. The NRAO provides two ftp services: anonymous and secure.įTP: Anonymous ftp is used mostly by non-NRAO staff to either retrieve files or upload files into the incoming directory. For RFI restricted areas, contact the Help Desk. Visitors: May make use of NRAO public wireless networks where available.
Please note that VPN is the preferred remote connection technology. Complete the Permission to Connect non-NRAO Computer to NRAO Network form (PDF) and have it authorized by your local computing division head before attempting any connections except "nraoPUBLIC".
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