How do I access ECF?
Remote Access to ECF & Department Labs The Windows Remote Desktop service for ECF and department labs is for U of T Engineering students only. You may access the service at the following URL: https://ssl.ecf.utoronto.ca/ecf/services/rd. Follow the instructions on that page to be connected to a free computer.
How can I check my ECF print quota?
ECF PrintingA: You may check your print quota at any time during the term as follows: If you are in a Linux lab, type the command "pq" at the prompt. ... A: It depends on the application and/or type of file that you are trying to print. ... A: Select Applications -> Printer Jobs to view the status of all of the print queues.More items...
What is ECF in computer science?
Engineering Computer Facilities (ECF) provides a variety of computing services for teaching and research within the Faculty, as well as offering support for departmental computers and computer communication. ECF has numerous networks accessible to the Faculty from hundreds of Windows workstations.
What does ECF cover?
For eligible schools and libraries, the ECF Program will cover reasonable costs of laptop and tablet computers; Wi-Fi hotspots; modems; routers; and broadband connectivity purchases for off-campus use by students, school staff, and library patrons.
When does the ECF program close?
The initial ECF Program application filing window will open on June 29 and close on August 13. During the application filing window, eligible schools, libraries, and consortia of eligible schools and libraries, can submit requests for funding to purchase eligible equipment and services between July 1, 2021 and June 30, 2022.
When is the ECF application window closing?
The initial application filing window closed on August 13, 2021 and the second application filing window closed on October 13, 2021. The Universal Service Administrative Company (USAC) is the administrator of the ECF Program. USAC and the FCC will review and process applications on a rolling basis. Applicants and their service providers will receive a Funding Commitment Decision Letter (FCDL) approving or denying funding requests. Current funding commitment information is available at https://www.fcc.gov/ecf-current-funding-commitments.
When was the FCC emergency connectivity fund?
Please try again later. The FCC hosted a public information session on the Emergency Connectivity Fund on June 25. USAC has conducted several outreach and training sessions about the Emergency Connectivity Fund Program.
When was the Emergency Connectivity Fund established?
Congress authorized the Emergency Connectivity Fund as part of the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021.
What time does USAC have emergency connectivity?
Hours: Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. ET. Frequently Asked Questions about the Emergency Connectivity Fund Program. USAC is also the administrator of the four federal Universal Service Fund Programs, including the E-Rate Program for schools and libraries, as well as the Emergency Broadband Benefit Program, ...
What is an ECF client provider?
An ECF client provider is able to substitute custom protocols/transports (e.g. http/https, MQTT, JMS, private protocols) and custom serialization formats (e.g. xml, JSON, object serialization, others), without having to implement the entire OSGi Remote Services and Remote Service Admin specification. In an open, modular fashion, an ECF Client Provider can reuse any/all existing ECF or third party remote service provider functionality. A Client Provider automatically is fully compliant with the OSGi Remote Services/RSA standards, while providing the flexibility to use new, custom, or even private transports. Here is an architecture diagram showing the relationship between distribution providers, the Remote Services standards and ECF's extensible and open implementation.
What is a remote service?
Introduction. Remote Services are usually defined with both a 'host' component (aka 'server') and a 'consumer' component (aka 'client'). The host typically implements and exports a service for remote access, and the consumer discovers, imports, and then uses the remote service by calling methods on the service interface.
How much is ECF support?
ECF support for connected devices is capped at $400 per device, even if the base price includes the cost of licenses, software, or content filtering and security services.
Who is the administrator of the ECF program?
The Universal Service Administrative Company (USAC) is the administrator of the ECF Program. USAC and the FCC will review and process applications on a rolling basis.
When will ECF open?
The ECF application filing window will open on June 29, 2021 and close on August 13, 2021. During the application filing window, eligible schools, libraries, and consortia of eligible schools and libraries, can submit requests for funding to purchase eligible equipment and services between July 1, 2021 and June 30, 2022.
When is prepaid equipment eligible for ECF?
Prepaid equipment is ineligible for ECF support during the first application filing window , which is limited to equipment and services received, delivered, and paid for between July 1, 2021 and June 30, 2022.
Who owns the equipment purchased with ECF?
A: Schools and libraries, as the applicants, will own the equipment purchased with ECF support.
What is the Emergency Connectivity Fund?
The Emergency Connectivity Fund is a $7.17 billion program funded by the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 to help schools and libraries support remote learning. The Program will provide funding to schools and libraries for the reasonable costs of eligible equipment and services that can be provided to students, teachers, ...
What is ECF in engineering?
Engineering Computer Facilities (ECF) provides a variety of computing services for teaching and research within the Faculty, as well as offering support for departmental computers and computer communication.
What to do if your ECF account is suspended?
If your ECF account has been suspended, find out the reason. Pay amounts owning if you exceeded your print quota for the current term or a previous term. To use most features of the ECF Student Services Website, you must log in using your ECF username and password.
How many workstations does ECF have?
ECF operates four Windows labs and three Linux labs totaling 368 workstations.
Is ECF a secure website?
The ECF Student Services website is a secure website where you can:
Is ECF open for classes in 2021?
For the 2021 Fall Term, ECF computer labs will only be open for classes scheduled to take place in ECF labs. Remote access remains available.
Can you set up a new user in EPC?
Once your account administrator has added you as a new user on your entity or company account, USAC will send you a new user email with a link to reset your account password . After setting your account password, you will need to accept the EPC terms and conditions to complete the process of becoming a new user in EPC and the ECF portal.
Does USAC transfer EPC?
USAC will automatically transfer your EPC account information to create an account in the ECF Portal.
Does USAC update ECF portal?
USAC will update your ECF portal account automatically if you make any user updates in your EPC account. Once you have an ECF portal account, you will be able to manage your FCC Form 471 permissions and ECF portal account administrator in the ECF portal.
Who uses CM/ECF?
CM/ECF is most often used by attorneys in cases, U.S. Trustees, and bankruptcy trustees. Some courts permit bankruptcy claimants and pro se litigants to file using CM/ECF.
What is CM/ECF?
Case Management/Electronic Case Files (CM/ECF) is the federal Judiciary's system that allows case documents, such as pleadings, motions, and petitions, to be filed with the court online. CM/ECF is most often used by attorneys in cases, U.S. Trustees, and bankruptcy trustees. Some courts permit bankruptcy claimants and pro se litigants to file using CM/ECF.
How can I learn to use CM/ECF?
Each court offers training on how to use CM/ECF. Contact your local court for more information on specific training that the court offers. Learning aids are available on pacer.gov.
What is NextGen CM/ECF?
The judiciary is transitioning to the next generation of CM/ECF—often referred to as NextGen CM/ECF. Currently, all appellate courts are using the new system, and district and bankruptcy courts are making the transition, court by court, over the next several years.
How do I access case files and court opinions?
Any appellate, district, and bankruptcy case files and docket information may be viewed electronically using PACER .
Introduction
- Remote Services are usually defined with both a 'host' component (aka 'server') and a 'consumer' component (aka 'client'). The host typically implements and exports a service for remote access, and the consumer discovers, imports, and then uses the remote service by calling methods on the service interface. ECF has a previous tutorial showing how to create a custom RESTful Remote …
Timezone Service Interface
- The OSGi Services model is based upon a clear separation between the service interface (one or more java interface classes) and the service implementation (a POJO instance that implements those interfaces. The first step in making the Geonames Timeservice available as an ECF Remote Service is therefore to declare a new service interface class that exposes the appropriate seman…
Client Provider
- ECF's implementation of Remote Services exposes open, community-created APIs to make it easy to create and use a custom Client Provider. What is a Client Provider? It's a custom implementation of the consumer/client-side of the remote services distribution system. An ECF client provider is able to substitute custom protocols/transports (e.g. http/h...
Testing The Remote Service
- Example Consumer/Application Code
To test the above defined Timezone Client Provider, we can use an OSGi ServiceTracker to create some code that uses the ITimezoneService. The Remote Service consumer (application) code is appropriately in a separate bundle from both the Timezone service bundle (which contains the I… - Triggering Discovery
The Remote Service Admin specification standardizes the meta-data to dynamically discover remote services. One way to trigger discovery at consumer runtime is to provide a file in the standardized format called EDEF for Endpoint Description Extender Format. For reference, here i…