Once you have closed the bookmark setup window, you can view the bookmark in the listing.

Once done applying all those settings, close the bookmark setup window. The path should be set to /web/siat-students/site/./yourfolder (for students of IAT-339) or /web/siat-students/site/iat235/yourfolder (for students of IAT-235) Select the 'More Options' dropdown to set the path. For this, you will need the address you copied earlier.

Once you have set the above, you will also need to specify the path that you will be working with. Path: This should start with /web/siat-students/site/ - see below for the rest.Password: This will be your computing password.Username: This will be your computing ID.Nickname: Give the bookmark a nickname meaningful to you.Protocol: The protocol should be set to WebDAV ( HTTPS).The bookmark setup interface will have a couple of items you need to set, including Protocol, Nickname, Server, Username and Password We will need to add a new bookmark: Available under the 'Bookmark' dropdown menu is an option for 'New Bookmark.' You will need to copy the folder with the piece of your computing ID. Once you have found the folder, copy the name of the folder for use in Cyberduck.

If you are unsure which one is yours, please email Andrew to confirm. Find the one that matches the first bit of your computing ID. When accessing the address you will find a listing of folders. There should be a folder that contains the first bit of your SFU computing ID. Find your webspaceīefore setting up the connection, you will need to find which webspace is 'yours' - head to (for Summer 2022 IAT- 339 D100) to see the listing. You will be presented with a display similar to the above upon opening. Library laptops and campus computers will already have Cyberduck installed. Students in IAT- 235 should email Andrew to request access. This webspace is only available to students of IAT- 339 or IAT- 235.

We are not using Filezilla as changes to the SFU FTP WebDAV service mean we will be unable to use Filezilla for now.ĭue to recent SFU access restrictions. Below are instructions on setting up Cyberduck to FTP WebDAV files to your SFU filespace.

Cyberduck webdav