Download and install an ssh/sftp client. There are many choices, but I recommend FileZilla – you want the client, not the server.
Open your sftp client and connect to desired instrument computer.
The settings in various programs might be called different things, but the following is what you need:
Host or Host Name **note these are temporary addresses due to the facility relocation**:
400 – 10.173.156.254
500 – 10.173.156.255
600 – 10.173.156.253
Protocol: sftp or ssh; if you have to manually specify a port, it is port 22.
Username/Password:
400 – use the icon user account and password (contact me if you are unsure).
500/600 – use your user account and password you use to login to the computer (note it is your username, NOT your actual name nor your email address).
When you login it should automatically start you in your home folder.
Find your data in:
400 – /NMR Data/$yourusername/
500/600 – /NMR Data/
Now it is your basic file transfer window. One side is the local computer and the other is the instrument computer; move/copy as desired.
Notes:
It can be useful to hide all the various hidden and temporary files/folders. In FileZilla click View, Filename filters, check Useless Explorer files, Temporary and backup files, and Configuration files on both sides, click OK.
No more flash drives! Now that the computers are networked, flash drives are unnecessary and pose a needless security threat to the instruments.
If you lab/group has a networked data server for storing/backing up experimental data, let me know and I can setup an automatic nightly transfer.