> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.ccv.brown.edu/storage-and-transfer/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.ccv.brown.edu/storage-and-transfer/globus/getting-started/transfer-data.md).

# Sample Use Cases

## Transfer between files22.brown.edu and Oscar

1\. Create [an endpoint for files22.brown.edu/Research](/storage-and-transfer/globus/creating-endpoints/files.brown.edu.md). If you already have one, you may skip this step.

2\. Create [an endpoint for Oscar](/storage-and-transfer/globus/creating-endpoints/using-globus-with-oscar.md). If you already have one, you may skip this step.

3\. [Transfer data between the two endpoints](/storage-and-transfer/globus/manipulating-endpoints/transfer-data-between-endpoints.md).

## Transfer between files.brown.edu and Oscar

1\. Create [an endpoint for files.brown.edu/Research](broken://pages/-M4Ef0bs6Hbc-o6ylB5Q), or [an endpoint for lrs.brown.edu](broken://pages/-M9Umh62EigOmSnDs450). If you already have one, you may skip this step.

2\. Create [an endpoint for Oscar](/storage-and-transfer/globus/creating-endpoints/using-globus-with-oscar.md). If you already have one, you may skip this step.

3\. [Transfer data between the two endpoints](/storage-and-transfer/globus/manipulating-endpoints/transfer-data-between-endpoints.md).

## Transfer between files.brown.edu/Research and Brown Personal Google Drive

1\. Create an [endpoint for files.brown.edu/Research](broken://pages/-M4Ef0bs6Hbc-o6ylB5Q). If you already have one to use, skip this step.

2\. Create an [endpoint for your Brown personal Google drive](/storage-and-transfer/globus/creating-endpoints/creation-of-globus-endpoint-for-brown-google-drive.md). If you already have one to use, skip this step.

3\. [Transfer data between the two endpoints](/storage-and-transfer/globus/manipulating-endpoints/transfer-data-between-endpoints.md).

## Transfer between lrs.brown.edu/Research and Brown Personal Google Drive

1\. Create an [endpoint for lrs.brown.edu/Research](broken://pages/-M9Umh62EigOmSnDs450). If you already have one to use, skip this step.

2\. Create an [endpoint for your Brown personal Google drive](/storage-and-transfer/globus/creating-endpoints/creation-of-globus-endpoint-for-brown-google-drive.md). If you already have one to use, skip this step.

3\. [Transfer data between the two endpoints](/storage-and-transfer/globus/manipulating-endpoints/transfer-data-between-endpoints.md).

## Tips for Transferring Data to Google Drive

For Google Drive, there are "rates limits" on how much data and how many files a user can transfer in any 24 hour period. The following two tips can help to alleviate the restrictions from the rates limits:

* Transfer a subfolder as a job. A user can submit 2-3 jobs at a time.
* If the folder or subfolder contains a lot of small files, compress the folder or subfolders using zip or tar before the transfer.


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