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Note this can be ANY Microsoft Account (Hotmail,, etc.) and does not need to be a Microsoft 365 Account.

You are able to share Files and Folders and Sites in SharePoint Online with anyone that has a Microsoft Account.

Of course, this negates any security and auditing and you risk the credentials for the Shared NetID getting passed around.

Creating a Shared UW NetID, provisioning the UW Office 365 service for it, and then sharing the credentials for this NetID with all the external collaborators.

Sponsoring a UW NetID for the external collaborator(s) and then provisioning the UW Office 365 service for them.

You can only share files in your personal UW OneDrive for Business with people that have a UW NetID.

Here are your options and some limitations. Once payment is received, you will receive an email with instructions on how to access CrashPlan.There are times when we want to share Files/Folders with people who are not associated with the UW and who do not have a UW NetID.

To apply for a license, submit a completed CrashPlan license request form. An invoice will be issued upon receipt of the completed request form. The cost of your license will still be $72, and will not expire until July 31, 2018.įor those who purchase a license after September 2017, the cost will be prorated for the number of months in use. Purchase your license now, and receive free usage during summer 2017. Each user license allows a maximum of 4 devices to be backed up. The annual fee is $72, covering the period from August 1 – July 31. User-configurable reports are also sent to you, and optionally to your systems administrator, to ensure that potential problems can be handled before they become disasters.ĬrashPlan licenses are available for purchase by departments for faculty and staff. In addition, you can restore any file to a past version using the simple self-service restoration web interface or a desktop client.

CrashPlan encrypts your data, and then backs the data up to the cloud.Īll of your files, and every version of them, can be backed up to CrashPlan, protecting you from accidental file deletions, virus attacks, and hardware failures. CrashPlan, an alternative to traditional computer backups, is available by subscription for faculty and staff. CrashPlan will back up files on your workstation, laptop or desktop computer in a continuous, invisible, uninterrupted manner, and send you a periodic report of the status of your backup.