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You can upload and download data to Yoda, by using the Yoda Network Disk on your laptop or PC. This will add a network drive to your computer that contains your research data. Once the Yoda Network Disk has been configured, you can use your existing applications and tools to work with the data. See Yoda network drive hostnames and URLs for looking up the correct URL to use for Yoda Network Disk.

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Select a drive letter — any free letter is okay. Now enter the server address of the environment in the Folder field (see Yoda network drive hostnames and URLs).

Ensure the box “Connect using different credentials” is checked and click on the Finish button.

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Enter the server address of your environment, see Yoda network drive hostnames and URLs.

The Finder app will show a confirmation dialog, similar to the one below. The address shown in the dialog should be the address you entered in the previous dialog.

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You should now have a new Yoda Network Disk location in Finder. Its name is the network address you entered before. You may have to scroll down in finder in order to see it.

For Linux users:

GNOME users can connect to the Yoda Network Disk using GNOME Files (also known as Nautilus in older versions of GNOME). Alternatively, if you are comfortable with using commandline tools, utilize davfs2 to mount the Yoda Network Disk. The Cadaver commandline WebDAV client is also compatible with the Yoda Network Disk.

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Click on “+Other Locations” and enter the server address in the “Connect to Server” bar, see Yoda network drive hostnames and URLs.

Then click on the Connect button.

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• Replace https://surf-data.irods.surfsara.nl with the URL of your Yoda Network Disk, see Yoda network drive hostnames and URLs.
• If you’d like to mount the Yoda Network Disk in a different location, replace /mnt with a different local directory.
• Replace the uid and gid parameters with your uid and gid, as shown by the id command.
• If you don’t want the Yoda Network Disk to be mounted automatically after your system starts, remove “auto,” from the options.

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