This will open a Finder menu showing the default download directory (usually Downloads under your home directory) with the Cyberduck application selected.

Double-click on the zip file that was downloaded in the previous step.You’ll now be able to start Cyberduck just by clicking on that icon, will will remain there even when Cyberduck is not running. To make it easier to start in the future, locate the Cyberduck icon in your task bar at the bottom of the screen, and right-click on it, then select “Pin this program to taskbar”.

To run Cyberduck, click the Start button, then click the Search (magnifying glass) icon in the upper right, and type cyberduck into the search box that shows up, and press Enter. If all goes well, after a short installation, you should see “Installation Successfully Completed”. Click “Install”.Ĭlick “Yes” when asked if you want to allow the program to make changes on the computer. Windows Installationĭouble-click the file that was downloaded in the previous step. In either case, a file will be downloaded. If you are on a Mac, click the “Download Cyberduck for Mac” If you are on a Windows system, click the “Download Cyberduck for Windows” link on the left side of the page. If you need credentials for anĮxternal collaborator, or if you are having a permissions issue, If another Fred HutchĮmployee needs credentials, they can obtain their own credentials in this same manner. NOTE: Do NOT share these credentials with any other user, inside or outside of Fred Hutch. Please keep this page open for use in the next step. This page will display your Access Key and Secret Key.

You can only access this page from the Fred Hutch network (or when connected via VPN).

This page will prompt you for your HutchNet ID and password.

To use Cyberduck with S3, you will need AWS credentials. UsingCyberduckAndS3AtFredHutch UsingCyberduckAndS3AtFredHutch View on GitHub Step 1: Obtain your AWS Credentials

Cyberduck connect to s3 bucket