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HuskyNet File & Web Space

 

HuskyNet Web Space

St. Cloud State University provides each student, student organization, faculty and staff member the ability to publish a personal Web site and space on SCSU’s network to store Web files.

Your Web Space is located in a folder in your File Space called "WebSpace".

Your personal Web site address

The public address (the address you would give to friends, family and others) depends on your status. Replace "HuskyNetID" (as shown above) with your actual HuskyNetID (username) or organization HuskyNetID.

  • Student Web pages: http://studentweb.stcloudstate.edu/HuskyNetID
  • Student organizations: http://studentorg.stcloudstate.edu/HuskyNetID
  • Faculty and staff: http://web.stcloudstate.edu/HuskyNetID

Building Your Site

You can access your Web Space a number of ways depending on your operating system. Web Space access is similar to HuskyNet File Space access. Once you have saved a document in your Web Space folder, that document is now viewable at your personal Web site.

On-Campus (Windows) access

  • Faculty and staff desktop access: Drive "X" is mapped to File Space, so it should automatically appear on the desktop and is accessible when you login on your office computer.
  • Student desktop access: Drive "X" is mapped to File Space. When you logon to a campus computer, you will see an icon that says “Access HuskyNet Services.” When you open that icon, your File Space and Web Space will appear.

On-Campus (Macintosh) access

  • Faculty, staff and student access:  The File Space icon is placed right on the your desktop, like your hard drive.  (This is also called a “Mounted Volume”)

Off-Campus/ResNet access (Windows & Macintosh)

  • File/Web Space: Through one Web-based login, students, faculty and staff can access personal File Space, Web Space and Course Files. Go to the HuskyNet home page and click on the File/Web Space button. Faculty and staff are also able to access department files through this method. This is the preferred method of connecting off campus and in residence halls.
  • SFTP: Student, faculty, and staff encrypted access through use of Secure File Transfer Protocol (SFTP) requiring use of third-party software.
  • Web Folder: Student, faculty and staff access through use of Macintosh OS 10.1.2 or higher or Internet Explorer 5.0 and higher.

SCSU disclaimer
St. Cloud State University recognizes the value and potential of personal publishing on the Internet, and also allows and encourages students, staff and faculty to experiment with producing personal Web sites. However, St. Cloud State University accepts no responsibility for the content of those sites. The views and opinions expressed on personal Web sites are strictly those of the site authors, and comments on the contents should be directed to the site authors. University personnel do not edit or pre-approve personal Web sites.