Click "Yes" The remote desktop login screen should display Log in as you would to any other Cougarnet PC To connect from a Mac on campus: The Microsoft remote desktop client is included with all versions of Windows, and is available for Macs for free in the App Store, or in the Microsoft Office suite which you can purchase at the Cougar Byte store on campus: To connect from a Windows computer on campus:Ĭlick Start -> Programs -> Accessories -> Remote Desktop Connection For the computer name, type in .edu Click the "Options" button on the lower right In the "User name" field, type in cougarnet\ Click on the "Local Resources" tab UNCHECK the box that says "Printers" If you'd like, you can click the "Display" tab and set the remote desktop window to use the full screen or open in a smaller window Click "Connect" When it asks for your password, enter your Cougarnet password It may display a warning saying that the remote computer cannot be verified. The best way to get files back and forth if it can't will be to use your Cougarnet share (H:) drive, to which you can connect if you're on campus or connected to the VPN, or your lab's share on Vaquero if your work is lab-related. The terminal server may or may not recognize a flash drive that's plugged in to your comptuer. Files should be stored on Vaquero or on your H: drive or on your own media. The terminal server is for remote applications ONLY. I will delete them as soon as I see them. If I see that you've been connected and idle for several hours, I may boot you off.ĭo not save files to the C: or D: drives on the terminal server. Do not just close the remote desktop window, you must log off. This slows down the users who are actually working, so when you are done, you must click Start -> Log off to end your session. All users who are logged on use server and network resources whether or not they are active. Do not close the remote desktop window - that will not log you off. You must log off the terminal server when you are done using it.
Right now the server has SAS 9.3 using the license from TIMES, which has some additional components that we don't usually get, the demo version of M-Plus for the SEM class, the student version of IRTPRO, R, MATLAB, and the student versions of some other SSI software that were already available in the stat lab. This last year we had several problems with students trying to run SAS on a laptop either runnig the wrong version of Windows, or worse yet, not running Windows at all. The Department set up a terminal server that will allow you to log in remotely with a terminal services client so that you can run SAS and a few other programs in a central location.
Frequently Asked Questions Terminal Server
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