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How Do I? Questions Regarding EdShare for Students
 

What is EdShare?
EdShare is a new network file and print server available to faculty, staff and students. EdShare is available from computers in classrooms and labs on campus and available through FTP from residence halls and off campus. EdShare runs on Samba, a Linux based file and print server. All students are granted an EdShare account when they are admitted to the university.

 

What would I use EdShare for?

  • Printing in the computer labs.
    You must login to EdShare to print in any of the St. Edward's computer labs.
  • Storing files.
    EdShare is a file server. You may store any files there. You may use this space instead of floppy disks to store assignments.
  • Backing up files.
    EdShare is the ideal place to backup important assignments. Floppy and zip drives may fail as may the hard drive on your personal computer. EdShare is backed up nightly so your files will always be available.

 

How much file space do students have available on EdShare?
All students automatically receive 250 MB of storage space on EdShare. This storage space may be used to store files of any type.

How do I access EdShare from the computer labs?
See Logging into EdShare from On Campus (Windows, Mac OS X). You will use the same login and password for EdShare that you use for EdWeb and St. Edward's e-mail.

How do I access EdShare from my residence hall room or from off campus?
See Logging into EdShare from Off Campus (Windows, Mac OS X).

 

How long will my files be accessible via EdShare?
Your EdShare account will remain active as long as you are eligible to enroll at St. Edward's University. When your St. Edward's account is ended your EdShare files will no longer be available.

 

 


 

 

 
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