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AAF (Australian Access Federation) access allows users of IDS (Imaging Data Service) from outside The University of Sydney to sign-in and collaborate on projects. To sign-in as an a user external , to The University of Sydney, user please follow the following steps:
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| Question | Answer |
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| What is AAF? | Australian Access Federation - identity broker, enabling access to online resources for the Education and Research sector. Only those member organisations who undertake or support education, research researchm or research and development, listed here, have access to USYD IDS. |
| How do I login with AAF? | See section above |
| I have an issue with AAF, how do I get support? | If the issue is with your login then please see your institution's support desk. If the issue is with AAF then please refer to AAF support: https://support.aaf.edu.au/support/home If the issue is with accessing Sydney Imaging XNAT IDS through AAF then please refer to contact Sydney Imaging XNAT Functional Support, sydneyimaging.admin@sydney.edu.au |
| I cannot login through AAF. | If you have a UniKey then you must use that to login; do not use AAF. If you are an AAF user and having problems logging in, AAF user to check first their ID works correctly with their AAF member institution before then checking with us if there is a problem. |
| I have successfully logged in; however, I cannot access any projects. | User needs You need to contact the Chief Investigator at the University of Sydney XNAT Chief Investigator for the project they want to get access. |
| I’m an AAF user, what can I access in IDS and what can’t I access? | AAF access to USYD Imaging data service gives you access to XNAT and subject to your USYD Chief Investigator granting access to projects, you may have access to view, edit, upload, download images and to run pipelines in XNAT. Your AAF access won’t give you access to instruments connected to IDS, Artemis or RDS. Refer to Sydney Imaging for any further needs. |
| I'm an AAF user, how do I use XNAT? | See here |
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