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* [[Documentation:Kerberos|Kerberos]] is used for authentication | * [[Documentation:Kerberos|Kerberos]] is used for authentication | ||
* [[Documentation:AFS|AFS]] is our network file system, and stores most of your files | * [[Documentation:AFS|AFS]] is our network file system, and stores most of your files | ||
| − | * [[Documentation:NFS|NFS]] is our other network file system; it | + | * [[Documentation:NFS|NFS]] is our other network file system; it provides large semi-temporary storage space |
==How-tos== | ==How-tos== | ||
Revision as of 19:47, 23 May 2010
User Documentation
Now that you have a UGCS account, you're probably wondering: What can I do with it? UGCS has a large range of services, some better documented than others. We've broken them down into several different sections so you can see what we have to offer.
Don't have an account? Create one today!
More detailed information on the workings of the cluster can be found in our sysadmin documentation
Basic Services
- Account Basics
- Password Resets
- Login machines
- Our lab
- Ldap on UGCS is used for many user settings
- Kerberos is used for authentication
- AFS is our network file system, and stores most of your files
- NFS is our other network file system; it provides large semi-temporary storage space
How-tos
- How-to use SSH
- How-to set up passwordless SSH with Kerberos
- How to set up a mediawiki on UGCS
- How to password-protect a website
- How to set up Pine
Other Services
- Job Postings
- Subversion revision control
- Cron- run commands at regular intervals
- Distcc
