How To: Configure Cyberduck for T2 and Carbonite Access

This document will walk through using Cyberduck to load files onto the T2 and Ross Carbonite Switcher.

Part 1 - Configuring a T2 Connection

Part 2 - Configuring a Switcher Connection

Part 3 - Transferring files

Before you start:

If the Cyberduck application isn't currently on the computer, you can download it here https://cyberduck.io/download/ Then install.
Ensure the computer being used is on the same network as the T2. Refer to THIS document on understanding your campus network infrastructure. (document coming soon)
Connect an ExFat formatted USB drive is connected to the Carbonite Frame. Refer to THIS document on how to connect and format a USB drive for a Carbonite. (document coming soon)

Part 1 - Configuring the T2 connection

Step 1 - Establish a connection to the T2

Click the Bookmarks tab at the top
Enter the Nickname, Server, Username, and Password info. (see example picture below)
- Nickname: T2
- Server: The IP address of the T2. This Information which can be found in the Network 1 configuration tab of the device.
- Username/Password credentials can be found in the FTP configuration tab.
  - Default username and password are:
    - U/N: ftpuser
    - P/W: ftppassword

After inputing the password, click enter, then close the window.
Double click the T2 bookmark.
- If connection settings are correct, a window will pop up letting you know this is an Unsecured FTP connection. Check the "Don't show again" box and click "Continue".
- You will then see the folder structure currently on the T2.

Part 2 - Configuring the Carbonite connection

Step 1 - Establish a connection to the Switcher

Click the Bookmarks tab at the top
Enter the Nickname, Server, Username, and Password info. (see example picture below)
- Nickname: Switcher
- Server: The IP address of the Switcher. This Information which can be found in the Network 1 configuration tab of the device.
- Username/Password credentials are as follows
  - U/N: user
  - P/W: password
After inputting the password, click enter, then close the window.
Double click the Switcher bookmark.
- If connection settings are correct, a window will pop up letting you know this is an Unsecured FTP connection. Check the "Don't show again" box and click "Continue".
- You will then see the folder structure currently on the USB drive.

Part 3 - Transferring files

Follow the steps in this article to transfer files to a Switcher and T2.

If any aspect of this system does not perform in the manner indicated in this article, please submit a tech support ticket and our team will assist you.