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There are several options for support:
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1. Please review SBGrid and CMCD support forums on the SBGrid website: forums.sbgrid.org
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- 2. For assistance with Linux workstations and SBGrid network please contact SBGrid ( [help@sbgrid.org](mailto:help@sbgrid.org) ). In most cases either Justin or Mick will respond to your request, Ilyas will assist if Justin & Mick are unavailable.
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- 3. For assistance with printing and your personal desktop please contact HMS IT at [bcmpit@hms.harvard.edu](mailto:bcmpit@hms.harvard.edu) . In most cases Peter Cobb will respond to your requests.
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+ 2. For assistance with Linux workstations and SBGrid network please contact SBGrid ( [help@sbgrid.org](mailto:help@sbgrid.org) ).
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+ 3. For assistance with printing and your personal desktop please contact HMS IT at [bcmpit@hms.harvard.edu](mailto:bcmpit@hms.harvard.edu) .
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4. For assistance with the structural biology software please contact [bugs@sbgrid.org](mailto:bugs@sbgrid.org) (this will go to Jason & his team).
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# EM Facility
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-To access the EM Facility in the basement of SGM, please contact [Zongi Li](mailto:zongli_Li@hms.harvard.edu) or [Melissa Chambers](mailto:Melissa_Chambers@hms.harvard.edu).
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+To access the EM Facility in the basement of SGM, please contact [Zongi Li](mailto:zongli_Li@hms.harvard.edu)
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If you need a data directory created on the EM systems, please email SBGrid and cc Zongi Li. Please remember that data directories on the EM systems are not backed up. It is essential that you store your data elsewhere.
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faq-getting-help.md
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Please [help@sbgrid.org](mailto:help@sbgrid.org) us to ask for help! When you email the addresses listed below the emails are forwarded to our Ticketing System which all of can see and ensures that the correct person will help you.
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+* [New Accounts see here](faq-new-accounts)
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When you submit a help ticket please include as much information as possible. The following is a list of information that should be useful in any ticket that you submit:
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To submit a help request, please send email to:
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faq-new-accounts.md
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faq-sshfs.md
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