FSV 6 Amendment 0002 Attachment 1 - FTP Site.pdf

Solicitation Number AB133M-09-RP-0112 Amendment 0002, Attachment 1

FSV 6 Contract FTP Site Information July 17, 2009

The purpose of this document is to give instructions on accessing the FSV 6 Contract FTP site. For security purposes, this FTP account is a Read-Only account. This means that users will only be able to download documents. In addition, please read the disclaimer at the end of this document. The login information for the FTP site is as follows:

Login URL: http://www.box.net/ (Copy to your browser) Login: FSV6-Docs Password: FSV6Docs123 *Passwords are case sensitive*

After copying the URL in the web browser, you will be presented with a dialogue box requesting a username and password as shown in Figure 1.

Figure 1 – Enter the username and password in the dialogue box

Once the username and password have been successfully entered, the user will be presented with access to the FTP folders and files as shown in Figure 2.

Figure 2 – FTP site interface

Navigation through the FTP site is similar to basic Windows navigation. To back up one directory, click on the “…” located in the file path. To go to the root directory, click on the “MyBox” in the file path. (The file path is shown directly above the “Sort By”, “Filter” and “Icon View” dropdown menus as shown in Figure 3)

For picture files, review thumbnails are included along the left side of the file names.

Previews are shown when the user hovers over a photo file with the mouse.

To download a file/folder (or a group of files/folders), check the desired box(es) on the right of the screen and then select “Download” as shown in Figure 4. The user can also download a single file by clicking on the “actions” and/or “down arrow” button for a specific file and selecting “download file”.

Figure 3 –Downloading files is easy

If you have any questions regarding the FTP site, please submit your inquiry to Paul.J.Reed@noaa.gov

Further Information The link below will take you to a page with short videos on various aspects of NOAA’s 2006 sardine survey aboard the DYSON - each is about 3-4 minutes long. Video II highlights the acoustic properties of the ship.

http://swfsc.noaa.gov/textblock.aspx?id=8902&parentmenuid=448

The link below will take you to another page that lists the videos under Division News.

The last one is a 15-minute video that combines content from all five of the short ones as well as some additional information.

Single File Download

Multiple File Download http://swfsc.noaa.gov/index.aspx?Division=FRD&ID=988

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