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This service should only be used for Low and Moderate Risk Data - not High Risk Data - as defined by the Information Security Office. The iYFS app is available from the iTunes store for purchase.ĪFS storage space is also available for Stanford departments, groups, and courses, and for dedicated research purposes. Mobile access - a mobile client is available for the iPhone and iPad.File security - files are protected by the Kerberos authentication system.Websites - store and serve web pages directly and securely.File permissions - use AFS file permissions to provide access to individuals or groups.File access - easily and securely access your files from other computers.File backup and restore - all data is backed up nightly.File sharing - easily and securely share documents and files over the network with colleagues, workgroups, and even other institutions.AFS files are accessible via the Web or through file transfer programs such as OpenAFS or Fetch (Macintosh) and SecureFX (Windows). All user, dept, and group AFS volumes must be renewed annually or they will be locked, archived, and permanently deleted as detailed in the AFS Volume Expiration Policy.ĪFS (Andrew File System) is a distributed, networked file system that enables efficient file sharing between clients and servers.See New Process for Provisioning AFS User Volumes for more information.

This change does not impact auto-provisioning of new AFS user volumes for students and postdocs.

Your existing space and everything in it remains intact.

This change does not impact existing AFS directories or the process for adding permissions for new individuals to those existing directories.

New faculty or staff who need a personal user volume must submit a Help request.

UIT no longer automatically provisions new faculty and staff members with AFS user volumes.

To reduce the use of AFS, UIT has taken these actions: While you can still access AFS using your valid Stanford SUNetID, there are more secure web hosting platforms and document management solutions to which you should transition. To increase security and reduce risk, Stanford is sunsetting its AFS service for web hosting and file storage.