Introduction
Microsoft OneDrive is a place for you to create, store, and organize personal files and drafts. You can share content from your OneDrive with others to collaborate on things like Word documents or Excel workbooks.
The Microsoft OneDrive service is a secure, highly available enterprise-scale data "storage" solution available to departments and individual faculty, students, and staff.
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Getting Started with Microsoft OneDrive
- Individual OneDrive
All Outlook email users are provisioned with 2 TB storage capacity. This is known as your OneDrive. Documents are Private unless designated to be shared. Also, the following limits apply to both Individual and Teams/SharePoint OneDrive: 50,000 item limit can be shared within a folder and any sub-folders; 250 GB individual file size limit can be uploaded; and OneNote notebooks saved in OneDrive or SharePoint are limited to 2 GB.
- Teams and SharePoint OneDrive
SharePoint and Teams site folders support up to 25 TB. Your OneDrive client is able to connect to these drives as well, with permission based availability.
- Features
Storage of up to 25 TB increments
Advanced granular date recovery abilities
Scalable : UT's future direction
Total control of your data with version recovery
Access from any device - Superior mobile capabilities
Mac support - Files On-Demand (Requires version of Mojave 10.14)
No VPN, SMB or WebDAV connections necessary
Offline access and file sync features
Single authentication source (Office 365)
Approved for storage of confidential data
And much much more
- Restrictions
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- Limitations
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- Troubleshooting tips
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- Learn more (Individual OneDrive)
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- Learn more (Teams/SharePoint OneDrive)
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Cost and Support
