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N: drive (Windows filestore) |
File recovery |
Check filestore quota |
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T: drive (Email-Unix filestore) |
Using USBs etc |
Filestore FAQ |
Where should I save my work?
You should save all your work on the N: drive (Windows filestore). Look under My Computer (icon on your desktop) to find this drive which is regularly backed up.
How can I access my N: drive?
Your N: drive is available via Myriad (available in student computer workrooms) or Cluster WTS (available in the workrooms and from home).
How much space do I have?
250MB for undergraduates / 1GB for postgraduates.
Note: Mail is held on your T: drive (Email-Unix filestore) and is also subject to a 250Mb quota restriction. Live@ucl users have a 10Gb restriction. Mail for this service is not held on the T: drive.
Can I request a quota increase?
Yes. Higher limits can be granted however, a letter from a tutor/supervisor is required to authorise the request and sent to the Service Desk.
Can I access my files away from UCL?
Yes. You can access your files from a Myriad machine in a computer workroom or via Cluster WTS which can be installed on your machine or used via the web.
