
Linux Machine Help
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* The COE Linux gateway for terminal-based logins is '''gateway.coe.neu.edu'''. | * The COE Linux gateway for terminal-based logins is '''gateway.coe.neu.edu'''. | ||
- | * In order to remotely log in | + | * You must be connected to the NU GlobalProtect [[VPN]] if you are off-campus. |
+ | * In order to remotely log in, you need to [[SSH]] into gateway.coe.neu.edu as below: | ||
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ssh -l username gateway.coe.neu.edu ....> enter your coe username and password and you are logged in. | ssh -l username gateway.coe.neu.edu ....> enter your coe username and password and you are logged in. | ||
Revision as of 11:21, 23 January 2021
Procedures on How to Log into the COE Linux gateway
- The COE Linux gateway for terminal-based logins is gateway.coe.neu.edu.
- You must be connected to the NU GlobalProtect VPN if you are off-campus.
- In order to remotely log in, you need to SSH into gateway.coe.neu.edu as below:
ssh -l username gateway.coe.neu.edu ....> enter your coe username and password and you are logged in.
Either from a Mac terminal or from [[MobaXTerm]]on windows you ssh to gateway.coe.neu.edu. use your COE credentials which are different from your NU credentials. If you need help with your COE credentials please email help@coe.neu.edu or drop by the Computer Center on the 2nd floor of the Snell Engineering Building
- If you are not familiar with unix here are some commands that will come in handy:
pwd -----> this will show you the "present working directory" ls ------> this is a listing of your current directory cd -----> this will "change directory"
- If you need further help on this, please send email to help@coe.neu.edu.
Linux graphics
If you need a Linux login with graphics, you have two options.
- You can log in to the Gateway as above, and use X11 remote graphics.
General UNIX/Linux help
Here's a site called UNIXhelp for Users. This information is quite old, but you may still find it useful as an introduction to UNIX/Linux.