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Cloud Storage Services: LSU Overview

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Storing your electronic data in the Cloud is a great way to keep your data Secure and Accessible. Once the internet-enabled device is configured, your data files can then be accessed, managed, and shared. Please see the links below for general overviews of all services:

Box - A cloud storage tool that allows you to store all of your data files in a secure off-site location with no maximum storage limit.
OneDrive - A cloud storage service by Microsoft that allows you to store all of your data files in a secure off-site location.
FilesToGeaux ( FTG) - A storage tool providing TEMPORARY storage space for anyone with a MyLSU Account ID. Allows the sharing of VERY LARGE files. Files are securely shared to anyone with a

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Microsoft Teams: LSU Overview

General Information Microsoft Teams is a collaboration and communications platform that combines Voice and Video web calling, instant messaging, and group collaboration into one application. The communications portion can be used internal and external to LSU, while the collaboration portion is limited to LSU A&M flagship campus. The service Integrates with Office365...

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Microsoft Bookings: LSU Overview

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FilesToGeaux: LSU Overview

General Information FilesToGeaux is a temporary storage service that allows current MyLSU Account ID accounts to upload files to LSU's secure web server and share them with others in collaboration. After you complete your upload, you will receive a URL to use and distribute to others. FilesToGeaux allows the sharing of large data files with both LSU and non-LSU Employees. ** ...

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Box: LSU Overview

General Information The Box platform is a useful cloud software solution that allows you to back up your documents on the cloud, as well as link any desired documents you wish to share with a friend or business partner. All of these tools are offered via the internet so you can access your documents within Box at any time from any location. Please note: If you...

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OneDrive for Business (Office365): LSU Overview

General Information Microsoft OneDrive for Business is a file sharing and storage service that is included with LSUMail. It allows users to save private files, make files public, share files with contacts, and create files for use with many Microsoft products. Users can upload and access their files from an online web browser or an application installed on a local device. Users...

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Wasabi Storage: LSU Overview

General Information LSU ITS is offering Wasabi Hot Cloud Reserved Capacity Storage: https://wasabi.com/rcs/ Wasabi is a pay-for-use cloud object storage provider. Although Wasabi offers a variety of products, LSU ITS is only offering the Reserve Capacity Storage (RCS) service. This cloud storage service is targeted towards those in need of archive and backup services for...

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Microsoft Project, Visio and Power Bi: License Request

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Microsoft Teams: Requesting a MS Team

Requesting a New Microsoft Team: Microsoft Teams is accessible by LSU Flagship Faculty, Staff, and Students. Microsoft Team requests can be submitted by Faculty and Staff via an email to servicedesk@lsu.edu OR requested through the ITS Service Catalog . If sending an email, in order for your request to be considered, the following steps must be observed. The support...

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MS Teams Collaboration

MS Teams Collaboration Microsoft Teams Overview Making A Team The purpose of this article is to outline the available features for collaborating with LSU users and guests using Microsoft Teams. Below you will find a descr8iption of Teams Channels, Permissions, and types of users. Standard Channels They are open to all team...

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OneDrive for Business (Office365): Desktop App Installation (Mac)

Installing OneDrive for Business on a Mac OS X Operating System: 1. Open the App Store. 2. Once the App Store opens, find the top right corner of the page for the Search Bar and type OneDrive. Press Enter. 3. Locate the OneDrive app from the search list and click on it. 4. To install the app, click Get. The get icon will...

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