You will lose access to your backups once your SSO login has expired. 1.5 What happens when I leave the University ? identity file is platform specific and can be found from this link under the 'Code42 app file structure' section. identity file (that is a dot preceding the text identity) should be deleted before retrying the login process again. The app then displays a message 'Unable to login'. In both cases above, the process may occasionally fail with the symptom being the new user can authenticate via Oxford SSO login page, but the authentication is not passed back to the Code42 app.
Then the data may be backed up anew to the new owner's new backup account by running a fresh backup (run backup now). The new owner will be registered for use of Code42 as part of this reinstall process. The easiest course of action is to run the HFS Hub and use it to uninstall and then reinstall Code42. If the new owner is not already a user of Code42, then they will not immediately be able to sign in to Code42 on the existing machine, since they are not yet a registered user of Code42.Once done, the new owner should ask the HFS to deactivate the old user's account, and thereby free a user licence for reuse. Once done, the new user can sign in to the Code42 app on the machine in question and back it up anew. Note that the data does need to be backed up afresh, as it 'belongs' to a user account. If this doesn't work, then ask the HFS team to do this. In the window that appears, type deauthorize and hit return. To do this the current user needs to start the Code42 app and either double-click the Code 42 logo or press the keys Ctrl Shift and C simultaneously. If the new owner is already a user of Code42, then the current machine needs to be deauthorised.If you wish to hand a computer, and its backups, back to a department or research group or other user, then the process is as follows: It also allows the transfer of historical versions of the data, where required. Doing this using Code42 does, however, allow the data to be transferred where for example it no longer resides on your local machine, or is otherwise inaccessible. Once installed, both you and the recipient need to contact the HFS team and ask them to restore your backups to the recipient's machine. The HFS team can be contacted at Of course, you don't need Code42 to do this, you can more directly copy data to a standalone USB drive or other storage device to the same effect. If you wish to transfer your data (but not the computer) to another user, then the recipient needs to install the Code42 app via the HFS Hub on another device with enough free storage to host that data. There are two general solutions listed below: Not easily your backups are linked to your SSO and cannot be simply transferred to another user (SSO) without freshly backing it up again. 1.4 Can I transfer my backups to another user ? The HFS Hub app will manage your registration with the service, then download and install the correct Code42 app for your machine. The machine is running a currently supported version of Windows (Windows 11, 10 and 8.1), macOS (Mojave 10.14 and later) and any recent 64-bit Linux distribution using Debian or rpm-based packaging.ġ.3 How do I register for the Code42 cloud backup service ?ĭownload the HFS Hub for your operating platform from the links on the HFS Code42 cloud backup service page.The machine is a single-user machine: The data belongs to / has been created by just one user, who is responsible for it and the machine.The person responsible for the machine has the status of University staff, senior member, academic visitor or postgraduate, and has a valid Single Sign-On (SSO) account.
The three main prerequisites are as follows:
No, not every machine will be able to use the Code42 cloud backup service. 1.2 Is every desktop / laptop machine a suitable candidate for the Code42 solution ? Existing users who retire and who wish to continue using the service to backup University data, should ask their local administrator to grant them Academic Visitor status. The service is not currently available to undergraduates or retired staff. The service is open to University staff, senior members, academic visitors and postgraduates with a valid Single Sign-On (SSO) account. 1.1 Who can use the HFS Code42 cloud backup service ?
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