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===Requests for admin access=== | ===Requests for admin access=== | ||
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Admin access setup on <machine>. If you're currently logged in, you'll need to log out and log back in for changes to take effect. | Admin access setup on <machine>. If you're currently logged in, you'll need to log out and log back in for changes to take effect. | ||
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File servers, web and ftp servers are not allowed on Department machines. Also, do not install firewall softwares, and be careful of any changes you must make to system and network settings. | File servers, web and ftp servers are not allowed on Department machines. Also, do not install firewall softwares, and be careful of any changes you must make to system and network settings. | ||
| − | === | + | ====Linux Sudo==== |
| + | You have been granted sudo access on <machine>. The use of sudo gives you the ability to run commands with root permissions but only requiring your normal login access/password. | ||
| − | + | The basic use of sudo is, at a command prompt (xterm or other terminal of choice): | |
| − | + | sudo COMMAND [command options] | |
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| − | + | Here, COMMAND is the command you wish to run with elevated permissions followed by any options necessary to the command (the [] indicates optional -- not something that you actually type). | |
| − | + | You will be asked to enter a password -- this will be your Unity/Eos password that you regularly use to login to the machine. After successfully entering your password the command will be executed. Any further use of sudo in the next few minutes will NOT require you to re-enter your password. | |
| − | + | File servers, web and ftp servers are not allowed on Department machines. | |
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| − | + | ===Software requests=== | |
| − | < | + | *DESKTOPS<br> |
| + | <software> assigned to <machine>. Restart your machine in 15-20 minutes and the software should install during bootup. | ||
| − | If | + | If the computer did not attempt the install during bootup (should see "Installing managed software <software name>"), then go to Start -> Run, type in gpupdate and hit OK, then restart again after the command window disappears. |
| − | + | *LAPTOPS<br> | |
| + | <software> assigned to <machine>. Restart your machine in 15-20 minutes and the software should install during bootup. Laptops must be connected to the on-campus wired network during the restart, or registered for auto-authentication to NCSU Nomad. | ||
| − | + | If the computer did not attempt the install during bootup (should see "Installing managed software <software name>"), then go to Start -> Run, type in gpupdate and hit OK, then restart again after the command window disappears. | |
| − | + | ====Additions for specific Softwares==== | |
| − | + | * PLECS<br> | |
| + | This package will install the Standalone application version of PLECS. If this version does not meet your needs, then it also provides an installer file for the Blockset version. To install the Blockset, open Matlab and run C:\Program Files\Plexim\PLECS Blockset\installplecs.m. It will automatically download and install the latest version for all users. | ||
| − | + | Also, for Windows 7, you'll need to right-click on the Matlab shortcut and choose to Run as Administrator. The blockset will not be able to install if you do not do this. | |
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| − | + | ===New Windows Updates Email=== | |
| − | + | [[Active_Directory/Documentation/WSUS_Email | New Updates]] | |
| − | + | ===New User Added=== | |
| − | + | New user added to <Group/Faculty name> group. | |
| − | + | Username and password for WOLFTECH-domained machines should be the same as their university username and password. If they receive a password error though, the passwords should be synchronized by going to www.ncsu.edu/password | |
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| − | + | ===Teaching Lab Emails=== | |
| − | + | [[Teaching Lab Emails]] | |
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| − | + | ===ADS License Error=== | |
| + | Go to Start -> Programs -> Advanced Design Systems 2006U1 -> ADS Tools, and run the License Preference Tool. Click on the license bundle on the left hand side, click the "Add >>" button to move it to the right hand side, then click OK. Doing it once should affect all users. | ||
Latest revision as of 15:22, 2 December 2010
Requests for admin access
Windows
Admin access setup on <machine>. If you're currently logged in, you'll need to log out and log back in for changes to take effect.
Notes on Admin access:
File servers, web and ftp servers are not allowed on Department machines. Also, do not install firewall softwares, and be careful of any changes you must make to system and network settings.
Linux Sudo
You have been granted sudo access on <machine>. The use of sudo gives you the ability to run commands with root permissions but only requiring your normal login access/password.
The basic use of sudo is, at a command prompt (xterm or other terminal of choice):
sudo COMMAND [command options]
Here, COMMAND is the command you wish to run with elevated permissions followed by any options necessary to the command (the [] indicates optional -- not something that you actually type).
You will be asked to enter a password -- this will be your Unity/Eos password that you regularly use to login to the machine. After successfully entering your password the command will be executed. Any further use of sudo in the next few minutes will NOT require you to re-enter your password.
File servers, web and ftp servers are not allowed on Department machines.
Software requests
- DESKTOPS
<software> assigned to <machine>. Restart your machine in 15-20 minutes and the software should install during bootup.
If the computer did not attempt the install during bootup (should see "Installing managed software <software name>"), then go to Start -> Run, type in gpupdate and hit OK, then restart again after the command window disappears.
- LAPTOPS
<software> assigned to <machine>. Restart your machine in 15-20 minutes and the software should install during bootup. Laptops must be connected to the on-campus wired network during the restart, or registered for auto-authentication to NCSU Nomad.
If the computer did not attempt the install during bootup (should see "Installing managed software <software name>"), then go to Start -> Run, type in gpupdate and hit OK, then restart again after the command window disappears.
Additions for specific Softwares
- PLECS
This package will install the Standalone application version of PLECS. If this version does not meet your needs, then it also provides an installer file for the Blockset version. To install the Blockset, open Matlab and run C:\Program Files\Plexim\PLECS Blockset\installplecs.m. It will automatically download and install the latest version for all users.
Also, for Windows 7, you'll need to right-click on the Matlab shortcut and choose to Run as Administrator. The blockset will not be able to install if you do not do this.
New Windows Updates Email
New User Added
New user added to <Group/Faculty name> group.
Username and password for WOLFTECH-domained machines should be the same as their university username and password. If they receive a password error though, the passwords should be synchronized by going to www.ncsu.edu/password
Teaching Lab Emails
ADS License Error
Go to Start -> Programs -> Advanced Design Systems 2006U1 -> ADS Tools, and run the License Preference Tool. Click on the license bundle on the left hand side, click the "Add >>" button to move it to the right hand side, then click OK. Doing it once should affect all users.