What is remote process?
A remote process is defined as any process running on a system on which the user is not logged into the console.
What is an on-console capable system?
On-console capable systems are currently defined as all ER4 Red Hat workstations.
What is ER4 lab?
The student computing laboratories of The Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering (herein referred to as ER4), are intended to be used by students enrolled in, or taking classes from, The Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering. The facilities are provided to facilitate the assignments of ECE classes and related departmental requirements.
How to lock terminal?
To do so, bring up the Windows Security Window (by pressing Ctrl-Alt-Del) and select Lock Computer. Note that PCs are only to be locked for short periods of time... don't exceed 10 minutes or you may be logged off.
When are keycard access control lists generated?
Keycard access control lists are generated each and every quarter based on SIS mined enrollment information. SIS reports are pulled the week before classes begin and then again in the first and third week of the quarter. These access control lists are then submitted to the University agency which controls the keycard readers.
Can you use idle systems in ETS?
Personal use of idle systems for activities not banned by the above policies (such as completing non-ECE homework, personal email, and Internet access) is permitted when the labs are less than 3/4 full, provided all other ER4 policies are satisfied. Regardless of lab usage, personal use of the ER4 systems must be terminated at the request of an ETS staff member.
Can you get access to SIS if you are not taking an ECE class?
and you are not currently taking an ECE class, then you will not have appeared on the SIS reprots from which access is granted. ECE students who pay the Engineering Computing fee, regardless of the ECE enrollment status, qualify for keycard access. If you believe you fall into this category, submit a request to the ETS Service Portal and provide detailed information about your situation.
Remote Access
Central to the mission of CEMAS is to educate the next generation of electron microscopy users and experts.
How It Works
The key to delivering the speed and reliability needed for remote microscopy is a high-quality connection, with low latency and minimal jitter and packet loss. If the latency is consistently low enough, then the user can sit in a remote site anywhere in the world and feel a suitable response to operator commands.
First Remote Access Partners
Having identified an appropriate network solution, the next step in developing a remote microscopy capability was to prove the concept through a practical demonstration with a remote partner willing to work through the development process.
Ready to get started?
We're looking forward to learning more about your needs and exploring collaborative opportunities. To learn more, please email cemas@osu.edu.
