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+ | ====== User Storage and Shared Team Folders ====== | ||
+ | #### Last updated on March 30, 2022 | ||
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- | ====== User storage and shared folders ====== | ||
- | Last updated on June 13, 2019 | ||
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- | {{:/ | + | As the Cloud Administrator, |
- | (As a precursor to the below. if you wish to use an external storage cloud with the Team Account you should ensure you understand how you can add and configure a Storage Provider to be the default storage for users. You can read that [[organisationcloud/ | + | On the underlying cloud any folders that are created by the user are stored as **//< |
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- | Shared team folders can be created from the web file managers or from other client apps. Clicking the new Folder icon and then selecting the "is shared folder" | + | Shared team folders can be created from the web file managers or from other client apps. Clicking the new Folder icon and then selecting the "is shared folder" |
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- | Existing folders on storage clouds can be converted to be shared folders. This can be done at a folder level or at the root of the Cloud Provider.\\ \\ Once folders are shared, by default, they are available to all users, unless access control [[http:// | + | Existing folders on storage clouds can be converted to be shared folders. This can be done at a folder level or at the root of the Cloud Provider.\\ \\ Once folders are shared, by default, they are available to all users, unless access control [[/ |
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- | Users may receive a message if a shared folder cannot be created. This can because:\\ \\ 1. A shared folder of the same name already exists\\ \\ 2. A user has a shared folder of that same name in their root file tree in which case, as the shared folder is accessible from root also, you cannot use the same shared folder name. In this event either change the name or ask the user to rename their folder.\\ \\ 3. You are creating a bucket as a shared folder and the bucket name already exists in the global object provider namespace. | + | Users may receive a message if a shared folder cannot be created. This can because: |
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+ | 1. A shared folder of the same name already exists | ||
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+ | 2. A user has a shared folder of that same name in their root file tree in which case, as the shared folder is accessible from root also, you cannot use the same shared folder name. In this event either change the name or ask the user to rename their folder.\\ \\ 3. You are creating a bucket as a shared folder and the bucket name already exists in the global object provider namespace. | ||
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- | ===== 6 Shared Folders | + | ===== 6 Shared |
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- | {{:/organisationcloud: | + | When Administrators create a Business WorkSpaces files or folders can be shared with people/companies outside of the team domain environment and there is a separation of concerns from an authorization and resource perspective. |
- | [[businessgroupsharing|Business WorkSpaces Sharing]] is a means to share folders and files with external users or companies whereas Shared Team Folders are how content is shared with other team users in the same domain.\\ \\ When Administrators create a Shared Team Folder the folder immediately appears in a users folder tree (if you gave them permissions) next time they login.\\ When Administrators create a Business WorkSpaces files or folders can be shared with people/ | ||