Do not remove this file, as that will lock you out of your home directory. Your home directory contains a hidden file called. If you find that you need to store more data than that, please contact helpdesk with a description of your situation and they will most probably be able to raise your quota as appropriate. ![]() The storage space in your home directory is normally limited to 4GB. When you log in to our SSH server triton (see "SSH server" below), you will have access to the same home directory as when logging in to the linux environment in the computer labs (see "Computer labs" below), for instance. Your linux home directory is shared between most of our linux-based systems. If you don’t have a VPN connection you can use .se in the same way as students, but you log in using your DSV account. Please contact helpdesk for assistance in setting up the network drive mapping. If you have VPN (see VPN in Serviceportalen) configured on your computer, you can map your home directory to a network drive and use that from all over the world as long as your VPN connection is active. ![]() Connecting to wftp works just like using SFTP to connect to the linux environment (see "Linux" below), except that the server you connect to is .se instead. If you want to access your home directory from your own computer you can either use our remote desktop server (see "Remote desktop" below) or use SFTP to connect to .se. ![]() ![]() If you need more space, please contact helpdesk with a description of your situation and they will probably be able to raise your quota as required. You are normally limited to 4GB of storage space in your home directory. Your windows home directory is automatically used when you log in to windows in a computer lab or via remote desktop, so your files follow you around as you move between computers. Both can be accessed in a number of different ways, both on campus and from home or abroad. You have two home directories, one connected to our Windows environment and another connected to our Linux environment.
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