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- title: Requesting Accounts - title: Requesting Accounts
url: /merlin6/request-account.html url: /merlin6/request-account.html
- title: Requesting Projects
url: /merlin6/request-project.html
- title: Accessing Interactive Nodes - title: Accessing Interactive Nodes
url: /merlin6/interactive.html url: /merlin6/interactive.html
- title: Merlin6 Data Directories - title: Merlin6 Data Directories

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---
title: Requesting a Project
#tags:
#keywords:
last_updated: 01 July 2019
#summary: ""
sidebar: merlin6_sidebar
permalink: /merlin6/request-project.html
---
A project owns its own storage area which can be accessed by the storage members.
Projects can receive a higher storage quota than user areas and should be the primary way of organizing bigger storage requirements
in a multi-user collaboration.
Access to a project's directories is governed by project members belonging to a common Unix group. You may use an existing
Unix group or you may have a new Unix group created especially for the project.
To request a project, please provide the following information in a **[PSI Service Now ticket](https://psi.service-now.com/psisp)**
* Please open an *Incident Request* with subject:
```
Subject: [Merlin6] Project Request for project name xxxxxx
```
* and base the text field of the request on this template
```
Dear HelpDesk
I would like to request a new Merlin6 project.
Project Name: xxxxx
UnixGroup: xxxxx #Must be an existing Unix Group
Best regards,
```
**If you need a new Unix group** to be created, you need to first get this group through
a separate ***[PSI Service Now ticket](https://psi.service-now.com/psisp)**. Please
use the following template. You can also specify the login names of the initial group
members and the **owner** of the group. The owner of the group is the person who
will be allowed to modify the group.
* Please open an *Incident Request* with subject:
```
Subject: Request for new unix group xxxx
```
* and base the text field of the request on this template
```
Dear HelpDesk
I would like to request a new unix group.
Unix Group Name: unx-xxxxx
Initial Group Members: xxxxx, yyyyy, zzzzz, ...
Group Owner: xxxxx
Best regards,
```