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Connecting to MatLab using "Remote"

Connecting to MatLab using "Remote". Logging in from your PC (OFF CAMPUS ONLY). If you are off campus , (and ONLY if you are off campus) get the Cisco VPN Client http://www.buffalo.edu/ubit/service-guides/software/downloading/windows-software/managing-your-software/anyconnect.html

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Connecting to MatLab using "Remote"

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  1. Connecting to MatLab using "Remote"

  2. Logging in from your PC (OFF CAMPUS ONLY) If you are off campus, (and ONLY if you are off campus) get the Cisco VPN Client http://www.buffalo.edu/ubit/service-guides/software/downloading/windows-software/managing-your-software/anyconnect.html VPN = Virtual Private Network, a private secure members-only accessible part of the Internet

  3. install the VPN Client - for OFF CAMPUS USE ONLY

  4. 1. run the vpn client host: ubvpn.buffalo.edu This means that you can connect to UB secure systems over the Internet 2. 3.

  5. The Microsoft Remote Desktop App: Download this file and run it: http://wings.buffalo.edu/computing/ubcms/ubvcl.rdpLog in using your UBIT name and password. AD\username Then find MATLAB on the remote desktop start button. note the AD\

  6. Alternate for Windows 8 - works the same http://apps.microsoft.com/windows/en-us/app/remote-desktop/051f560e-5e9b-4dad-8b2e-fa5e0b05a480

  7. On the Remote Desktop, Under Start/Programs, run MATLAB

  8. MATLAB!

  9. Set Current Directory to local drive note: if your local PC does not show up in the list, alternate means of saving your work follows...

  10. creating/saving a MATLAB program

  11. File… Save As… your PC note: if your local PC does not show up in the list, alternate means of saving your work follows...

  12. Running Your Script

  13. be careful where you save, even temporarily • files on the E: drive will disappear when you log out • S:\Windows\ is appropriate Helpful link: http://www.buffalo.edu/ubit/service-guides/software/my-virtual-computing-lab/managing-my-virtual-computer-lab.html

  14. Saving to the S Drive

  15. Once a file is on your S Drive... • You can access it from anywhere. • Essentially, you "map the S drive" from your personal PC/Laptop Instructions for all computers: http://www.buffalo.edu/ubit/service-guides/file-storage-and-sharing/accessing-myfiles-from-anywhere.html Instructions for Windows PCs: http://www.buffalo.edu/ubit/service-guides/file-storage-and-sharing/accessing-myfiles-from-anywhere/getting-started-by-accessing-ubfs/accessing-ubfs-from-windows-computers/using-ub_secure-wireless/accessing-from-wireless-using-a-mapped-drive.html

  16. Mapping the S drive to your personal PC/Laptop • On your PC, in "Computer" or any file view, Under Tools, select "map a network drive" • Pick any drive letter (S usually works) • For the Folder, type: \\itorg.ad.buffalo.edu\ubfs\myfiles\1st_letter_ubitname\2nd_letter_ubitname\UBITName (where UBITName is your UBITName). For example, if your UBITName is jdoe, you would enter:\\itorg.ad.buffalo.edu\ubfs\myfiles\j\d\jdoe.

  17. another, final, way to get files to your PC In the Remote Desktop save file anywhere (the Desktop will work)

  18. file save to your remote desktop

  19. now, minimize remote desktop... rt-click and copy file paste onto your local PC

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