services:remotelab
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- | ====== | + | ====== Remote Lab (EECS) |
The EECS Remote Lab service allows you to connect to EECS lab workstations from within your web browser. | The EECS Remote Lab service allows you to connect to EECS lab workstations from within your web browser. | ||
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Login to the Remote Lab using your EECS credentials. If you are a student presently enrolled in an EECS course and do not have an EECS account, please create your account here: https:// | Login to the Remote Lab using your EECS credentials. If you are a student presently enrolled in an EECS course and do not have an EECS account, please create your account here: https:// | ||
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+ | **If you enter an invalid password 5 times, your account will be banned from the system for half an hour.** | ||
Not all EECS users will have access to all labs in Remote Lab. Students will only have access to machines relevant to the courses for which they are enrolled. | Not all EECS users will have access to all labs in Remote Lab. Students will only have access to machines relevant to the courses for which they are enrolled. | ||
- | Any problems or questions using the Remote Lab should be directed to the EECS Technical Support team - tech@eecs.yorku.ca. | + | Any problems or questions using the Remote Lab should be directed to the EECS Technical Support team - tech@eecs.yorku.ca. |
====== Supported Hardware ====== | ====== Supported Hardware ====== | ||
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You can easily navigate back to the " | You can easily navigate back to the " | ||
- | [[services: | + | [[services: |
===== EECS Connections ===== | ===== EECS Connections ===== | ||
- | Once you login to Remote Lab, you will see zero or more of the following connections: | + | Once you login to Remote Lab, you will see the list of connection groups to which you've been granted access. |
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+ | ^ Connection Group ^ O/S ^ Users Allowed per Workstation ^ | ||
+ | | Remote Desktop (EDU) (crimson) | Linux | 50 | | ||
+ | | Remote Desktop (EDU) (ea) | Linux | 2 | | ||
+ | | Remote Desktop (EDU) (red1) | Linux | 10 | | ||
+ | | Remote Desktop (EDU) (rl) | Linux | 2 | | ||
+ | | Remote Desktop (RES) (indigo1) | Linux | 10 | | ||
+ | | SSH (EDU) (Command Line ONLY - No GUI] | Linux | n/a | | ||
+ | | SSH (RES) (Command Line ONLY - No GUI] | Linux | n/a | | ||
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+ | Click the " | ||
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+ | There are four different workstation types: | ||
- | * Linux Remote Desktop (EDU) (User): Select a machine | + | * Linux: |
- | * Linux Remote Desktop (EDU): Select a machine in this group for a remote desktop session on a standard PRISM Lab Linux workstation. | + | * Linux USER: These hosts also run Linux. |
- | * Link Remote Desktop (EDU) (red): Select a machine in this group for a remote desktop session on the Linux time sharing servers - red1, or red2. | + | * Windows ONLY: These hosts run our Departmental Windows 10 configuration. |
- | * Linux Remote Desktop (RES) (indigo): Select a machine in this group for a remote desktop session on the Linux time sharing server indigo1. | + | * Dualboot: These hosts can run both Linux and Windows. In order to switch the O/S follow these steps: |
- | * Linux SSH (EDU) [Command Line ONLY - No GUI]: Select a machine | + | * To switch from Linux >> Windows: Click on " |
- | * Linux SSH (RES) [Command Line ONLY - No GUI]: Select | + | * To switch from Windows >> Linux: Open up the " |
- | * Windows Remote Desktop (EDU): Select a machine in this group for a remote desktop session on a standard PRISM Windows 10 workstation. | + | * Please note that switching the OS of the machine will require |
+ | * In some lab bookings, the ability to switch between operating systems may be disabled. | ||
A few additional notes: | A few additional notes: | ||
* When connecting to a host, there can be a delay of up to 30 seconds. | * When connecting to a host, there can be a delay of up to 30 seconds. | ||
- | * Host connections left idle for an hour will be automatically logged out without warning. | + | * Host connections left idle for 60 minutes |
- | * Disconnected sessions will be terminated after 10 minutes. | + | * Disconnected sessions will be terminated after 10 minutes. Any unsaved changed will be lost. |
- | * There is a limit of 1 connection | + | * Remote lab relies on a stable network |
===== User Menu ===== | ===== User Menu ===== | ||
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The Guacamole menu provides options for: | The Guacamole menu provides options for: | ||
+ | * Selecting an alternate host | ||
* Navigating back to the home screen | * Navigating back to the home screen | ||
* Reading from (and writing to) the clipboard of the remote desktop | * Reading from (and writing to) the clipboard of the remote desktop |
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