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Gweiss: /* Printing */

2018-12-03T17:51:56Z

Printing

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	==Printing==		==Printing==
	CSEE does not have ~~any~~ printers for student use. Print jobs be may sent to DoIT printers at the standard rates that they charge. ~~The command~~ to ~~print~~ is:		CSEE does not have printers for general student use. Print jobs be may sent to DoIT printers at the standard rates that they charge ($0.10 per page as of Fall 2018). Files to be printed need to be uploaded to the UMBC Pharos site. If editing a file, make sure it is saved to storage. Open a Web Browser and log into http://mobileprint.umbc.edu/ . Upload the file--supported file types are PDF, Libreoffice, JPG, PNG, BMP, CSV, RTF, and Microsoft Office formats.

	~~$ lpr~~ -~~Pacsps filename~~

	The printer in the Grad Lab is only for TA grading use. Many research labs have printers; access is based on the discretion of the lab owners.		The printer in the Grad Lab is only for TA grading use. Many research labs have printers; access is based on the discretion of the lab owners.

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Remote Login Access

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	* <code>linuxserver2.cs.umbc.edu</code> (Linux)		* <code>linuxserver2.cs.umbc.edu</code> (Linux)
	* <code>linuxserver3.cs.umbc.edu</code> (Linux)		* <code>linuxserver3.cs.umbc.edu</code> (Linux)

			Those who need to run more computative applications, such as Matlab, should use the server, virgo1.cs.umbc.edu . This has more memory and faster processors available. This system is not accessible from outside campus. It can be accessed from any campus wired computer or from the Eduroam Wifi. From home, first ssh to an interactive server, and then from a linuxserver shell, ssh to virgo1 .

	Use your preferred ssh client to access these systems. All modern operating systems except for Windows by default comes with the ssh command line utility. Windows users can freely download a ssh client called putty from http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html.		Use your preferred ssh client to access these systems. All modern operating systems except for Windows by default comes with the ssh command line utility. Windows users can freely download a ssh client called putty from http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html.

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Lab Computers

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	==Lab Computers==		==Lab Computers==
	The CSEE Classroom Labs are ~~ITE 210, ITE 232,~~ ITE 240, ITE 242, and ITE 375. Physical access is given to these rooms only to instructors and students. The computers in ITE 210, ITE 230, and ITE 235 are not networked to campus--the instructors provide details of any special login procedures. The remaining labs use the integrated logins with campus. The Linux systems give you access to your GL account. The Windows systems give you access to your AD student account.		The CSEE Classroom Labs are ITE 240, ITE 242, and ITE 375. Physical access is given to these rooms only to instructors and students. The Linux systems give you access to your GL account. The Windows systems give you access to your AD student account.

	All of the other department-maintained computers in CSEE give you access to your CSEE computer account.		All of the other department-maintained computers in CSEE give you access to your CSEE computer account.

Gweiss: /* Remote Login Access */

2018-08-21T21:49:35Z

Remote Login Access

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	==Remote Login Access==		==Remote Login Access==
	There are ~~two~~ systems which you can be accessed from a remote location. A remote location is your personal ISP or the UMBC Wireless. The departmental interactive login servers are:		There are three systems which you can be accessed from a remote location. A remote location is your personal ISP or the UMBC Wireless. The departmental interactive login servers are:

	* <code>linuxserver1.cs.umbc.edu</code> (~~Redhat~~ Linux)		* <code>linuxserver1.cs.umbc.edu</code> (Linux)
	* <code>linuxserver2.cs.umbc.edu</code> (~~Redhat~~ Linux)		* <code>linuxserver2.cs.umbc.edu</code> (Linux)
			* <code>linuxserver3.cs.umbc.edu</code> (Linux)

	Use your preferred ssh client to access these systems. All modern operating systems except for Windows by default comes with the ssh command line utility. Windows users can freely download a ssh client called putty from http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html.		Use your preferred ssh client to access these systems. All modern operating systems except for Windows by default comes with the ssh command line utility. Windows users can freely download a ssh client called putty from http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html.

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UNIX Software

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	==UNIX Software==		==UNIX Software==
	The Linux ~~and Solaris~~ systems have the vendor provided applications installed in their normal locations. Additional software is available on these systems which are maintained by the CSEEIT or DoIT staff. ~~The~~ directory locations are:		The Linux systems have the vendor provided applications installed in their normal locations. Additional software is available on these systems which are maintained by the CSEEIT or DoIT staff. These directory locations are:

	* <code>/opt</code>		* <code>/opt</code>

Gweiss: /* Apply for a CSEE Computer Account */

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Apply for a CSEE Computer Account

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	==Apply for a CSEE Computer Account==		==Apply for a CSEE Computer Account==
	The CSEE Computer Account is to access the CSEE ~~Solaris and~~ Linux systems (both lab workstations and logins from a remote location). This account will give you a personal Web site, an email address, and a quota-enabled disk space.		The CSEE Computer Account is to access the CSEE Linux systems (both lab workstations and logins from a remote location). This account will give you a personal Web site, an email address, and a quota-enabled disk space.

	First you need to get a myUMBC account through DoIT. This should have been done as part of your student registration process. If not, you can receive an account by going to the DoIT Technology Support Center located on the first floor of the Library.		First you need to get a myUMBC account through DoIT. This should have been done as part of your student registration process. If not, you can receive an account by going to the DoIT Technology Support Center located on the first floor of the Library.

Gweiss: /* Remote Login Access */

2018-07-05T21:16:23Z

Remote Login Access

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	==Remote Login Access==		==Remote Login Access==
	There are ~~four~~ systems which you can ~~gain connectivity~~ from a remote location. A remote location is your personal ISP or UMBC Wireless. The ~~four~~ interactive login servers are:		There are two systems which you can be accessed from a remote location. A remote location is your personal ISP or the UMBC Wireless. The departmental interactive login servers are:

	* <code>sunserver1.cs.umbc.edu</code> (Oracle Solaris x86)
	* <code>sunserver2.cs.umbc.edu</code> (Oracle Solaris x86)
	* <code>linuxserver1.cs.umbc.edu</code> (Redhat Linux)		* <code>linuxserver1.cs.umbc.edu</code> (Redhat Linux)
	* <code>linuxserver2.cs.umbc.edu</code> (Redhat Linux)		* <code>linuxserver2.cs.umbc.edu</code> (Redhat Linux)

	Use your preferred ssh client to access these systems. All modern operating systems except for Windows comes with a ssh ~~accessible from the~~ command line. Windows users can freely download a ssh client called putty from http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html.		Use your preferred ssh client to access these systems. All modern operating systems except for Windows by default comes with the ssh command line utility. Windows users can freely download a ssh client called putty from http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html.

	==Grad Lab and TA Offices Rules==		==Grad Lab and TA Offices Rules==

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Lab Computers

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	==Lab Computers==		==Lab Computers==
	The CSEE Classroom Labs are ITE 210, ITE 232~~, ITE 235~~, ITE 240, ITE 242, and ITE 375. Physical access is given to these rooms only to instructors and students. The computers in ITE 210, ITE 230, and ITE 235 are not networked to campus--the instructors provide details of any special login procedures. The remaining labs use the integrated logins with campus. The Linux systems give you access to your GL account. The Windows systems give you access to your AD student account.		The CSEE Classroom Labs are ITE 210, ITE 232, ITE 240, ITE 242, and ITE 375. Physical access is given to these rooms only to instructors and students. The computers in ITE 210, ITE 230, and ITE 235 are not networked to campus--the instructors provide details of any special login procedures. The remaining labs use the integrated logins with campus. The Linux systems give you access to your GL account. The Windows systems give you access to your AD student account.

	All of the other department-maintained computers in CSEE give you access to your CSEE computer account.		All of the other department-maintained computers in CSEE give you access to your CSEE computer account.

Gweiss: /* Lab Computers */

2014-05-28T18:49:41Z

Lab Computers

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	==Lab Computers==		==Lab Computers==
	The CSEE Classroom Labs are ITE 210~~, ITE 230~~, ITE 232, ITE 235, ITE 240, ITE 242, and ITE 375. Physical access is given to these rooms only to instructors and students. The computers in ITE 210, ITE 230, and ITE 235 are not networked to campus--the instructors provide details of any special login procedures. The remaining labs use the integrated logins with campus. The Linux systems give you access to your GL account. The Windows systems give you access to your AD student account.		The CSEE Classroom Labs are ITE 210, ITE 232, ITE 235, ITE 240, ITE 242, and ITE 375. Physical access is given to these rooms only to instructors and students. The computers in ITE 210, ITE 230, and ITE 235 are not networked to campus--the instructors provide details of any special login procedures. The remaining labs use the integrated logins with campus. The Linux systems give you access to your GL account. The Windows systems give you access to your AD student account.

	All of the other department-maintained computers in CSEE give you access to your CSEE computer account.		All of the other department-maintained computers in CSEE give you access to your CSEE computer account.

Gweiss at 21:59, 4 December 2013

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	First you need to get a myUMBC account through DoIT. This should have been done as part of your student registration process. If not, you can receive an account by going to the DoIT Technology Support Center located on the first floor of the Library.		First you need to get a myUMBC account through DoIT. This should have been done as part of your student registration process. If not, you can receive an account by going to the DoIT Technology Support Center located on the first floor of the Library.


	Pick up a CSEE Computer Account Application form from ITE325 and fill out the top section. Get your account leader (advisor) to fill out the middle section. Submit the form to the CSEE Student Affairs Office, ITE 325F.		Pick up a CSEE Computer Account Application form from ITE325 and fill out the top section. Get your account leader (advisor) to fill out the middle section. Submit the form to the CSEE Student Affairs Office, ITE 325F.
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	There are four systems which you can gain connectivity from a remote location. A remote location is your personal ISP or UMBC Wireless. The four interactive login servers are:		There are four systems which you can gain connectivity from a remote location. A remote location is your personal ISP or UMBC Wireless. The four interactive login servers are:

	* <code>sunserver1.cs.umbc.edu</code> (~~Sun~~ Solaris x86)		* <code>sunserver1.cs.umbc.edu</code> (Oracle Solaris x86)
	* <code>sunserver2.cs.umbc.edu</code> (~~Sun~~ Solaris x86)		* <code>sunserver2.cs.umbc.edu</code> (Oracle Solaris x86)
	* <code>linuxserver1.cs.umbc.edu</code> (Redhat Linux)		* <code>linuxserver1.cs.umbc.edu</code> (Redhat Linux)
	* <code>linuxserver2.cs.umbc.edu</code> (Redhat Linux)		* <code>linuxserver2.cs.umbc.edu</code> (Redhat Linux)