Spinup has been approved for hosting certain resources that have sensitive data (e.g. HIPAA, PHI, FERPA). These resources currently include:
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- From the Spinup UI, request a S@Y share - this will open a ServiceNow ticket for the Storage team
- In the Configuration section make sure you check "This share will contain High Risk Data"
- This will force the Permissions Model to "Base"
- You need to use CIFS protocol to mount the share on Linux (NFS is not supported for secure shares)
- Once you submit the request it will open a ServiceNow ticket that you can track via ServiceNow
- You should get notified via e-mail once the share is ready (takes about a day)
- When the share is ready you can mount it on your server:
- On Linux servers
- Install cifs-utils
sudo yum install -y cifs-utils
- Mount the share using your AD credentials, e.g.
sudo mount.cifs //storage.yale.edu/home/YXNAT-CC1000-SSPS-AHEF /mnt -v -o vers=3.0,domain=yale,username=netid
- If you need to make it persistent and mount at boot time, you can add an entry to your /etc/fstab file
- Install cifs-utils
- On Windows servers
- Attach as you would a regular Windows share
- On Linux servers
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