The first time you connect to a host, Cyberduck will display a warning such as "Unknown host key for ". Click Connect to open the SFTP connection.In the "Path:" field, type the directory name (e.g., www). To log into a directory other than your home directory, at the bottom of the sheet, click More Options.To save your password to the Keychain, check Add to Keychain. In the "Username:" and "Password:" fields, type your username and passphrase for the remote computer.In the "Server:" field, type the address of the remote host to which you wish to connect (e.g., ).At the top of the sheet that appears, from the drop-down menu, select SFTP (SSH File Transfer Protocol).alternatively, from the File menu, select Open Connection. When Cyberduck opens, at the upper left, click Open Connection. In Mac OS X, to use Cyberduck to transfer files via SFTP: Information here may no longer be accurate, and links may no longer be available or reliable. If prompted, enter your MUnet password for content has been archived, and is no longer maintained by Indiana University.Click the Always checkbox and click Allow to accept Unknown fingerprint.Double-click Miami University filespace in the Bookmarks tab.Example if your UniqueID is publicjq, your login would be IT\publicjq.Click the FTP (File Transfer Protocol) drop-down menu and choose SFTP (SSL File Transfer Protocol).Click the (plus-sign) in the lower-left corner of the screen.In the Cyberduck window, select the Bookmarks Tab.Set up Cyberduck for use with Miami University filespace Follow the prompts to install Cyberduck.If the PKG file opened with an error, secondary-click (right-click) it and select Open.Software for Personally Owned Computers.To provide instruction on using Cyberduck to access files stored in the M drive on IT Services-maintained servers (i.e., MyFiles, MUFiles, and departmental file space).To provide access to download and instruction to install Cyberduck on macOS.
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