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AFS is a distributed file system
that uses caching to increase performance and strong authenication
using Kerberos, which makes it suitable for sharing files both on the
SLAC site and across the internet to other sites. It is the only
filesystem that has strong enough security to be used across the SLAC
firewall.
SLAC maintains all home directory and most group space in AFS space.
AFS Documents and Other Information
| AFS Guide
| "SLAC AFS Users' Guide" by Bob Cook and Ilse Vinson. The place to
get started with AFS at SLAC. |
| Quota
Request |
Form to request an increase in AFS disk quota or several types
of new volumes. |
| OpenAFS |
Current home of the AFS project, which was open-sourced by IBM |
OpenAFS Documentation First Edition (July 2001)
Older Transarc Documentation
Page owner: Chuck Boeheim
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