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This section describes how to link to the NCI's Common Security Module (CSM) where you can create users in the User Provisioning Tool (UPT). It also describes how to create and manage collaboration groups and curation processes.
Topics in this section include the following:
If you are logged in as an admin, click the Administration menu option to perform administrative tasks. This option is hidden from those logged in as users or curators.
The Administration page displays three options. Click one of these links for more information about administrative tasks.
To configure new users, you must log into caNanoLab as an administrator.
Follow these steps to configure new users:
You can find more information about creating new users and assigning user privileges in the UPT User's Guide.
To configure site preferences, you must log into caNanoLab as an administrator.
Using this feature of caNanoLab, you can add a logo or site banner to your instance of the caNanolab tool.
To transfer data ownership, you must log into caNanoLab as an administrator.
Using this feature, you can transfer ownership of the data (samples, protocols, publications, collaboration groups) to a different user.
Any logged in caNanoLab user can create collaboration groups to easily share and manage accessibility to data in the system.
To create a collaboration group, click the Community menu option. In the Community Links section of the Manage Community page, click Manage Collaboration Groups. The Manage Collaboration Groups page that opens lists existing collaboration groups. On this page, you can also create new groups.
See Creating a Collaboration Group and Editing a Collaboration Group.
To create a new collaboration group, follow these steps:
To edit a collaboration group, follow these steps:
When a user is given curation privileges and logs in as a curator, caNanoLab displays features unavailable to users without curation permissions. A curator can review data in caNanoLab and determine whether to make it publicly available. A curator can also manage batch data availability. |
If you are logged in as a curator, click the Curation menu option. The Manage Curation page displays two options. Click one of these links for more information about these two curation tasks:
This feature allows you to generate or to remove data availability for multiple samples in a batch.
Click on this link in the Manage Curation page to open the Manage Batch Data Availability page. Three options are listed on this page: Generate data availability for all samples, Regenerate data availability of sample with existing availability, and Delete data availability for all samples.
Once you select any of these buttons and click the Submit button, the system informs you that the process will take a while. Upon finishing, caNanoLab opens a Results page with a message stating the status of the long running process.
Because the batch generation runs in the background, you can leave this page and continue browsing other parts of the portal and come back later to check the status of the process you initiated.
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