University significantly increases personal PASS resources
Penn State (ITS) has significantly increased the amount of personal storage space available to University community from the current 1 GB max to 5 GB max. Your initial allocation is 500 MB (0.5 GB) but you can incrementally increase it by 0.5 GB whenever you want more, space or you can use the drop down menu and directly increase it to another suitable size. I recommend that you use the incremental increase feature as this would lead to a more orderly allocation of resources by the ITS team. Please do not be greedy and do not cause a "bank run" on disk space.
The PASS space is meant for course work, research, Web projects, portfolios, personal blogging, graphics, photos and more.
ITS is also unveiling a new data restoration utility. For more details on that: visit the ITS Knowledge Base at http://kb.its.psu.edu/ and search on the criteria "Recreating PASS Space."
This news flash was published as a full story on Penn State Live at: http://live.psu.edu/story/34958/nw5
FAQ: This post answers questions such as:
how do i increase my pass space size psu
how do i increase my quota at penn state
these topics are related to server hard disk (web / storage) space and not to the size of anything else.
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Rideshare and fall campus challenge (fully copied)
Students that want to save money, meet new people, share a ride with others
and contribute to a cleaner environment may consider ridesharing/carpooling.
Penn State has teamed up with AlterNetRides to offer free ridesharing
networks for students. It is easy to use and completely secure.
FAQ: This post deals with questions of:
how do I carpool or rideshare at penn state (state college)
how to save money on gas. Also visit: www.gasbuddy.com
how to reduce transportation expenses
Read the full story on Live: http://live.psu.edu/story/35082/nw5
Penn State (ITS) has significantly increased the amount of personal storage space available to University community from the current 1 GB max to 5 GB max. Your initial allocation is 500 MB (0.5 GB) but you can incrementally increase it by 0.5 GB whenever you want more, space or you can use the drop down menu and directly increase it to another suitable size. I recommend that you use the incremental increase feature as this would lead to a more orderly allocation of resources by the ITS team. Please do not be greedy and do not cause a "bank run" on disk space.
The PASS space is meant for course work, research, Web projects, portfolios, personal blogging, graphics, photos and more.
ITS is also unveiling a new data restoration utility. For more details on that: visit the ITS Knowledge Base at http://kb.its.psu.edu/ and search on the criteria "Recreating PASS Space."
This news flash was published as a full story on Penn State Live at: http://live.psu.edu/story/
FAQ: This post answers questions such as:
how do i increase my pass space size psu
how do i increase my quota at penn state
these topics are related to server hard disk (web / storage) space and not to the size of anything else.
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Rideshare and fall campus challenge (fully copied)
Students that want to save money, meet new people, share a ride with others
and contribute to a cleaner environment may consider ridesharing/carpooling.
Penn State has teamed up with AlterNetRides to offer free ridesharing
networks for students. It is easy to use and completely secure.
FAQ: This post deals with questions of:
how do I carpool or rideshare at penn state (state college)
how to save money on gas. Also visit: www.gasbuddy.com
how to reduce transportation expenses
Read the full story on Live: http://live.psu.edu/story/
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