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Linux: LSU Overview

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Linux is an operating system that freely releases its source code to anyone that wishes to use the Linux Kernal. When people say "Linux" they are usually talking about a specific Linux distribution. If you are talking about just the operating system the technical term is Linux kernel. A Linux distribution is considered to be the Linux kernel and a group of applications that have been put together in an easy installation package. There are a wide variety of Linux distributions, however, there are some common unifying elements. Linux tends to be lightweight, it is customizable, and Linux has a supportive user community because it is user-run.

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X Windows System (Graphical User Interface)
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VPN at LSU: How to Connect? (Linux)

VPN at LSU: How to Connect? (Linux) We cannot guarantee that this guide will work with every version of Linux since there are so many different distributions. Our guide assumes you have a general understanding of the Linux OS and its command line. If you have troubles, please contact your departments TSP, the ITS Service desk, or Google. 1. Open a web browser. 2. Navigate to ...

Article Id: 17466

Red Hat Linux: Registering Your Computer with LSU's Red Hat Satellite Server

After installing Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) Server or Workstation on your computer, you must register it with LSU’s Red Hat Satellite Server. Registration allows your computer(s) to receive critical security updates as well as access to optional software that you might need. *This is a required process. *Registration must be done on campus or from an anyconnect VPN connection.

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Red Hat Linux: LSU Overview

General Information Red Hat Enterprise Linux ( RHEL ) is a Linux-based Operating System produced by the company Red Hat. RHEL gives you the ability to execute a number of tasks most commonly found on other Operating Systems through a Linux interface, with additional advanced options. Download & Install -- Red Hat Installation Instructions LSU Red Hat...

Article Id: 16660

VPN at LSU: Troubleshooting AnyConnect Client on Linux

Issue Description When using the Cisco AnyConnect VPN client on Linux computers, the error messages below might be encountered: Possible Solution This error is caused by a syntax error in one of the configuration files. The error was fixed in the latest version of AnyConnect client for Linux. The old client must be completely removed from the computer: All...

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LSU Red Hat: Install Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6

Pre-Installation Instructions Burn the iso.dvd file to a DVD using an image burning program. Windows users can refer to Burning CDs/DVDs from ISO in Windows: LSU Overview to burn an .iso. Mac users are encouraged to use the Disk Utility program. Support for Disk Utility can be found here . Installation Instructions 1. Boot to the installation...

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Octave: LSU Overview

General Information GNU Octave is a high-level programming language primarily intended for numerical computations. It provides a convenient command line interface for solving linear and nonlinear problems numerically, and for performing other numerical experiments using a language that is mostly compatible with Matlab. It may also be used as a batch-oriented language. ...

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Ubuntu: LSU Overview

General Information Ubuntu is a well known and widely used variation of Linux that focuses on user-friendliness with an open source mantra. It is completely free in its entirety and updated continuously, supported by only donations, business services, and community volunteers. It boasts a firewall, antivirus, accessibility options, and cloud software service all built in, and offers...

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VLab 2.0: Starting a Session in Linux

To Start a Session in Linux: 1. Click Applications from the menu bar, hover over Internet , then click VMware View Open Client . 2. If you are off campus , connect to the LSU VPN if you have not already done so, or check to make sure you are still connected. For more information about the LSU VPN, please see this article: VPN / Virtual Private Network: LSU...

Article Id: 16079

Linux: Connecting to eduroam

General Information Support for Linux is limited, however, ITS has successfully configured and connected Linux devices to eduroam. The following steps will show you how to connect to eduroam. 1. Click on the Network Manager icon on the top right near the clock. 2. Select the eduroam wireless network. In the Wireless Network Authentication window, make sure...

Article Id: 17485

Faculty Data Storage: Connect to your Data on a Linux Computer

Establish a Connection to the Faculty Data Storage on a Linux Computer 1. Open a Terminal & type the following Command : $ sudo mount -t cifs //research.storage.lsu.edu/research/[myLSU ID] /[local mountpoint] 2. Press the Enter key. Referenced from: ...

Article Id: 17487

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