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You can check on the status of transfers by using the "Activity" tab.
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Creating a Personal Endpoint
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on your Laptop
Select "Bookmarks" in the navigation menu and "
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Get Globus Connect Personal."
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Select "Download Globus Connect Personal
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Drag the Globus icon to your Applications folder and then authenticate with an administrator name and password.
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It's a good idea to provide a label that matches your my cisl-issued hostname for the computer. In my case this is cisl-ottertail.
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This part is a little redundant...enter the same thing for the "Collection Name" – in my case, cisl-ottertail.
Once Globus Connect Personal is installed on your machine, activate the application. A small "g" icon should appear at the top of your MacOS screen near the time and date. Click on the "g" icon and select "Preferences."
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1. Click on the "Access" tab of the File Accessibility window that appears.
2. Click on the "+" sign to add a new directory that is accessible by Globus.
3. Select which directory you would like to be accessible by Globus (it doesn't need to be named globus_directory).
4. Click on "Open."
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In the Globus Web App, select the "File Manager" icon in the navigation menu and then click on "Search" to find your computer.
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Click on your computer's hostname.
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Your laptop can now be used as a Globus endpoint.
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