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===== Labtest Mode (Desktop/Laptop) =====
 
Labtest mode provides a secure computing environment where students have access to the software on our systems, a single course directory, and a course labtest web site, but lose access to all of the files in their home directory, sending and receiving e-mail, printing, the external web, USB key/cdrom/floppy access, existing temporary files stored on the machine, and all access to the Internet including access to other EECS machines. It is an ideal in-lab test environment. Students can still use the //submit// command to submit their completed work. 

** For Labtest Mode (Laptop Edition), click [[laptop|here]]. **

The purpose of this page is to provide an explanation of what labtest mode is, how to request it for your course, how to set it up, and how to check that it is setup correctly.  If you have any questions, or if the documentation is unclear, please contact tech.
Quick tips to setting up labtest in it's simplest form , follow the link
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[[https://wiki.eecs.yorku.ca/dept/tdb/software:protected:labtestsimplified:start|Simplified Instructions]] \\

  * [[whatsnew]]
  * [[requesting]]
  * [[labtest_user]] 
  * [[setup]]
  * [[user_restriction]]
  * [[custom_files]]
  * [[custom_script]]
  * [[secureq]]
  * [[commands]]
  * [[submit]]
  * [[unsubmit]]
  * [[testing]]
  * [[schedule]]
  * [[filesync]]
  * [[moving]]
  * [[theday]]
  * [[extending]]
  * [[Setting up deferred exams]]
  * [[windowslt]]
  * [[Troubleshooting Tips]]
  * [[software:labtest_simplified|Labtest Simplified]]
  * [[Cgi script permissions within labtest]]

===== Quick Links =====

  * [[http://www.eecs.yorku.ca/schedule/pcmode|View Pcmode Schedule]]
  * [[https://webapp.eecs.yorku.ca/pcmode|Extend A Labtest NOW]]