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Access to UK Computing

0 Access to UK Computing The accounts you will need: U-Connect (campus lab access, e-mail) CSLAB, you have been authorized for CSLAB, but must request an account via UAMS UK Computing facilities information available at http://www.uky.edu/SCS/ 0 Account Management

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Access to UK Computing

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  1. 0 Access to UK Computing • The accounts you will need: • U-Connect (campus lab access, e-mail) • CSLAB, you have been authorized for CSLAB, but must request an account via UAMS • UK Computing facilities information available at http://www.uky.edu/SCS/

  2. 0 Account Management • UAMS (User Account Management System) is used to create and manage your accounts • Or go to the Cisco Systems Student Computer Lab (basement of Young library) and have one of the consultants assist you.

  3. You must activate your CSLAB account via UAMS before you can log onto it

  4. 0 UAMS • Access UAMS from SCS, click on account info, then User Account Management System, then Request New Account • Use your myuk/Exchange login and password • Choose the “Computer Workstation L” option under new accounts • It may take 15 minutes or more for the systems to update your information so that your CSLAB account is active

  5. 0 CS Computer Usage • CS 115 – Introductory programming using Visual C++ on Windows (Microsoft Visual Studio used as the development environment) • CS 215 – Intermediate C++ programming course using Microsoft Visual Studio on Windows • CS 216 – Introduction to Unix (CSLAB), web programming, software engineering • Upper level courses – course dependent, CSLAB and Multilab used for many of the courses

  6. 0 CSLAB Homepage http://www.cslab.uky.edu • Rules and Notices • Hours of operation • Frequently asked questions • Downloads for your home workstation (Putty for remote access, WINSCP for file transfer)

  7. 0 CS 216 Assignments • Do in CSLAB • Do from any lab on campus • Do from your home workstation or laptop • (or any workstation connected to the Internet)

  8. 0 Using Campus Labs • Novell Login • Login box displayed (CTRL+ALT+DEL if not) • enter your userid (same as U-Connect ID) in the Name field • enter your password in the Password field • A Windows screen appears

  9. 0 Remote Access to CSLAB • You can connect to UK systems (CSLAB) from campus workstations: • start => programs =>communication software => Putty • Enter domain to go to, for CSLAB: isis.cslab.uky.edu • Click SSH, press OPEN • Login as: (your ID)

  10. 0 Remote Access Off Campus • UK systems can be accessed off campus • Putty must be installed on your workstation. To get the download, go to: http://www.cslab.uky.edu • That web site also has a WINSCP download. WINSCP is used for file transfer between systems (for example, windows to CSLAB)

  11. 0 Program Development on CSLAB • Code, test, debug on CSLAB • Zip all files needed (.cpp, .h, make file) • Submit zip file electronically via class web site

  12. 0 Development on Another Platform • Develop on another platform (Dev-C++, Linux, Visual C++, etc.) 2. Send files to CSLAB 3. Compile, link, and test on CSLAB 4. Zip files 5. Electronically submit zip file STEP 3 IS VERY IMPORTANT. THERE ARE DIFFERENCES IN PLATFORMS. I WILL COMPILE, LINK, AND TEST YOUR PROGRAM ON CSLAB.

  13. 0 Putty for connection to CSLAB • Remote access to CSLAB (through Putty): Use domain name isis.cslab.uky.edu • Remote access from your home: Your Internet access must already be established. Putty does not do it. Putty assumes that an Internet connection exists.

  14. 0 WINSCP for File Transfer Error using Winscp: If you get an “Error listing directory” message followed by a long directory name ending with your CSLAB ID, get the latest version of Winscp from: http://winscp.sourceforge.net/eng/download.phpMake sure it is using the SFTP (allow SCP fallback) protocol option from the menu

  15. 0 Logging onto CSLAB • Your login ID will be your first initial, middle initial and first four letters of their last name, followed by a digit which could be a 0, 1, 2, 3,... (i.e. your u-connect ID) • The default password is 'u' + '$' + last 6 digits of your student ID.

  16. 0 CSLAB • Located on second floor of Engineering Annex building (202) • Windows-like interface is displayed

  17. 0 Program Development in CSLAB • Consultant available • Create a Unix shell session (called a terminal session) by clicking on the terminal icon at the bottom of the screen • Log off: Click on Apple Icon in top left corner, then click on log off

  18. 0 Multiple Sessions • Multiple sessions can make program development and testing faster • In CSLAB: highlight the terminal window, press key to left of spacebar and ‘n’ key (works for any window) • Remotely: Start multiple Putty sessions

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