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Getting Started with the Class Development Server

Getting Started with the Class Development Server. Networking CS 3470, Section 1 Sarah Diesburg. Before you begin…. Make sure you have your username and password Handed out in class. Our Class Server(s). Current setup. Internet. prog1. diesburg.cs.uni.edu. Our Class Server(s).

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Getting Started with the Class Development Server

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  1. Getting Started with the Class Development Server Networking CS 3470, Section 1 Sarah Diesburg

  2. Before you begin… • Make sure you have your username and password • Handed out in class

  3. Our Class Server(s) • Current setup Internet prog1 diesburg.cs.uni.edu

  4. Our Class Server(s) • Eventually… Internet prog1 prog2 prog3 diesburg.cs.uni.edu prog4

  5. Logging In • Use SSH to connect to “diesburg.cs.uni.edu” • Secure SHell • If in Linux or OSX • Open up a command-line terminal • $> ssh <username>@diesburg.cs.uni.edu • If in Windows • You will need a terminal emulator • PuTTY

  6. PuTTY

  7. Next Steps • Log in and change your password • Get familiar with Linux shell commands • Look at course “Resources” page under “Shell Resources” • Know at least the following • Maneuvering: cd, ls, pwd • Creating/deleting: touch, rm, rmdir, mkdir • Reading files: nano • Compilation: make, gcc • Packaging: tar, untar • Help: man

  8. Play with Transferring Files • In Linux/OSX • scp • In Windows • File transfer client like WinSCP • From prog1 • wget

  9. WinSCP

  10. By Friday • Make sure you can log in and move around

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