Difference between revisions of "Category:Virtual Machines (VMs)"
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| − | * '''You''' will supply the CS staff with the OS disc (on CD or DVD) that you want installed. In certain instances, e.g. Linux distributions, there are some versions we already have available. We will discuss with you what we need you to provide. | + | * '''You''' will supply the CS staff with the OS disc (on CD or DVD) that you want installed. We can support both Linux and Windows-based VMs. (Windows-based VMs might require you to obtain a license for the Windows OS version you plan to install.) In certain instances, e.g. Linux distributions, there are some versions we already have available. We will discuss with you what we need you to provide. |
* '''You''' will have ''root/super user/admin'' access for your VM. We (the CS admins) will simply install the basic OS. We or both you and we will configure the networking on the VM. We will supply you with an account for admin access. You may create additional accounts as needed, however, we must retain a copy of the root/admin password for your VM. | * '''You''' will have ''root/super user/admin'' access for your VM. We (the CS admins) will simply install the basic OS. We or both you and we will configure the networking on the VM. We will supply you with an account for admin access. You may create additional accounts as needed, however, we must retain a copy of the root/admin password for your VM. | ||
Revision as of 15:08, 23 October 2019
CS Now Hosting VMs For Educational Use.
CS now has a Virtual Machine (VM) server for educational use and some light research. CS faculty, instructors, and students may request a VM be created for CS class use and CS-related school projects.
- (NOTE: This VM server is not for production systems; it is only for systems described above.)
We can support both Linux and Windows-based VMs. (Windows-based VMs might require you to obtain a license for the Windows OS version you plan to install.)
Pages in category "Virtual Machines (VMs)"
The following 4 pages are in this category, out of 4 total.