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ePD 3.0 electronic Product Designer setup procedure Part 1 ePD_initial.setup vnc setup

ePD 3.0 electronic Product Designer setup procedure Part 1 ePD_initial.setup vnc setup. This Demo is captured on Camtasia Studio 4. Download PuTTY and/or X-Win32. http://www.usc.edu/its/.

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ePD 3.0 electronic Product Designer setup procedure Part 1 ePD_initial.setup vnc setup

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  1. ePD 3.0electronic Product Designersetup procedurePart 1ePD_initial.setupvnc setup This Demo is captured on Camtasia Studio 4

  2. Download PuTTY and/or X-Win32 http://www.usc.edu/its/

  3. Why vnc?VNC (Virtual Network Computing)http://www.realvnc.comhttp://www.realvnc.com/products/free/4.1/index.htmlhttp://www.realvnc.com/products/free/4.1/winvncviewer.html

  4. http://www.realvnc.com/products/free/4.1/download.html

  5. Download the executable to your desktop

  6. ssh toaludra.usc.edu or nunki.usc.eduuse either PuTTY or X-Win32 to ssh

  7. Type the following command at unix prompt~eeview/ePD_initial.setup sets up pv directory adds lines to your .login file creates .vnc directory Students in all courses planning to use ePD will execute this command only once

  8. Logout and login again to source the new lines added to your .login fileor typesource .login

  9. Invoke vncserver unix>vncserver unix>password: verify Provides a display nunki.usc.edu:15002

  10. Invoke vncviewer on your PC Click on vncviewer icon Put in host name nunki.usc.edu:15002 Password Open a terminal

  11. Edit your .login file or .cshrc file if needed Use emacs or vi or pico editors to edit the .login file or .cshrc file

  12. Optional: add the following lines to your .cshrc file forunix prompt and file find Unix prompt to show the server followed by your current directory:example: nunki-pv set host=`hostname|cut -f1 -d.` set prompt="$host-$cwd:t{\!} " alias cd 'cd \!* ; set prompt="$host-$cwd:t{\!} "' To search for files in current directory and all subdirectories underneathexample: ff *457*lab*3* alias ff \(set noglob\;exec find . -name \!\* -print\)

  13. cleanup before logging out logout and login Before you logout, do not forget to run cleanupwhenever you use vncserver on unixTo logout, you can typelogout or kj (for kill jobs)To close a terminal in vncviewer, you can use exit

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