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University of California, San Francisco uses your network credentials to login to Box. Continue to login to Box through your network. If you are not a part of University of California, San Francisco, continue to log in with your Box.com account.
UCSF Box is a cloud-based file collaboration and storage tool similar to Dropbox, OneDrive and Google, however only UCSF Box and OneDrive are managed and supported by UCSF IT. Box can also be accessed via desktop or mobile app. UCSF Box is accessible from MyAccess and offers the following features: Content and task management.
A browser bookmark was used instead of the original login link. Avoid using bookmarks to access SSO enabled applications. The timestamp on the original request is too old to be securely processed. Login, including DUO if prompted, must be completed in less than 3 minutes after the login page is first displayed.
Users can still access Box on web browsers via MyAccess and can use the Box Drive application locally on their workstation. Once logged into Drive with MyAccess credentials, the user will not have to log in again.
Box Cloud Storage. All UCSF students, staff, and faculty members with a MyAccess account have access to Box. UCSF Box is a cloud-based file collaboration tool similar to Dropbox, OneDrive and Google Drive. Log in: Box Cloud Storage.
MyAccess is UCSF’s single-sign-on (SSO) service that enables you to access a variety of applications after logging in a single time.
Box is a cloud-based storage application for storage and collaboration on the documents that you will develop at UCSF. The following link will assist you with understanding how to use and navigate Box: The Basics of Box. Search for Files, Folders, and Content. Create Files and Folders in Box.
