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Accessing the Lab Machines
The BWI Lab Machines are managed in-lab, and are not part of the cs main network. As such, your CS lab machine credentials will not work on the BWI lab machines. Please see Requesting Credentials. Once you have credentials, they will work on all BWI Lab Machines.
- Corrie Van Sice
- Keith Fritz
- Justin Hart
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The Lab Machines are NOT to be rebooted or shutdown. They are all encrypted and a password is required to boot the machines up. This password must be entered in-person. Thus, if a machine is shut down, expect delays, since access will be cut off until a lab member is on-site.
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Do not make global changes to packages. This means changes to common (i.e. all users depend or use them) packages such as
opencvcudadrivers of any kindpython, etc. If you need to make these changes for your own use, the correct way to do it is to make the change for your-user only. This can be done by installing new packages to~/.localand adding them to your$PATHmanually.
We have several 'classes' of Lab Machine. There are all accessible as public hostnames at HOSTNAME.csres.utexas.edu
ozil, modric, rodriguez, lukaku, kane
singularity-0, singularity-1, hal-9003 nine-tomorrows
dr-perceptron, dr-light, commander-sigma
Access the lab machines remotely via a secure shell. You will need a LARG/BWI username and password - if you do not already have one, please request one from your lab admin.
You can ssh into any of the lab machines by using it's public address, e.g.
SSH access is restricted to those on the UT network or those that have their private keys installed on the host. In either case, you will need to get onto the UT VPN (either for access, or to initially install your keys). You can read more about this here.
Please reach out to your immediate mentor/instructor/advisor to get credentials on the BWI lab machines.