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# Cyberduck
space.vars.ionos\_cloud\_object\_storage supports using Cyberduck, a Cloud Storage browser with SFTP, WebDAV, and S3 support for Windows, macOS, and Linux. For the installation instructions, see [Cyberduck Documentation](https://cyberduck.io/download/).
## Configuration
1\. Once inside Cyberduck, select **Cyberduck** > **Preferences…** from the menu.
2\. Select **Profiles** to open the **Connection Profiles** page.
3\. Select the **IONOS CLOUD Object Storage (Berlin, Germany)** connection profile or the **IONOS CLOUD Object Storage (Frankfurt, Germany)**, or **IONOS CLOUD Object Storage (Logrono, Spain)** from the list of available connection profiles, or use the search option to search for it.
4\. Close the **Preferences** window and restart Cyberduck to install the selected connection profiles.
5\. Open Cyberduck and select **File** > **Open Connection…** You will see the connection dialog.
6\. At the top, click the drop-down menu and select the **IONOS CLOUD Object Storage (Berlin, Germany)** profile that corresponds with the data center you want to use.
7\. Enter key values in the **Access Key** and **Secret Key** fields. To get the Access Key and Secret Key, see [Generate a Key](/cloud/backup-and-storage/ionos-object-storage/get-started/generate-key.md).
8\. Click **Connect**.
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**Result:** The Cyberduck configuration is complete.
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### Example
* `-c FILE, --config=FILE`: Config file name. Defaults to `$HOME/.s3cfg`.
* `-e, --encrypt`: Encrypt files before uploading to S3.
* `--upload-id=UPLOAD_ID`: `UploadId` for Multipart Upload. Use it to continue an existing upload (equivalent to `--continue-put`) and multiple partial uploads exist. Use `s3cmd multipart [URI]` to see what `UploadIds` are associated with the given URI.
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