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... ... @@ -14,7 +14,6 @@ 14 14 15 15 This ID is used to log in to the Windows-computer on the faculty of informatics. If you do not want to use the Windows OS you could then for sure ignore the Windows identifier. If you want to use the Windows OS you have to set a password for it. Go to the website of [[https://ucentral.in.tum.de/cgi-bin/login.cgi?winpasswd]] and set a password there. The username is here your CIT ID. 16 16 17 - 18 18 == TUM ID (mytum or LRZ ID) == 19 19 20 20 The TUM id is used, for example, to log in to the website: https://campus.tum.de. When you are logged in to the this page and click on 'your E-mail address', you will see a cryptical address with two letters 2 numbers and three letters (e.g. ab23cde@mytum.de). You can add the email address firstname. lastname@tum.de. ... ... @@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ 24 24 25 25 (% class="box infomessage" %) 26 26 ((( 27 - If you do not have a CIT ID, you can log in to the computers in the computer hall ([[Rechnerhalle) >>I nformatik.Benutzerwiki.RechnerHallen]]with your TUM ID. However, as soon as you get a CIT ID, you will no longer be able to log in with your TUM ID. We recommend that you back up all data before applying for a CIT ID, as it will be deleted.26 + If you do not have a CIT ID, you can log in to the computers in the computer hall ([[Rechnerhalle) >>CIT.ITO.Docs.Services.ComputerRooms.WebHome]]with your TUM ID. However, as soon as you get a CIT ID, you will no longer be able to log in with your TUM ID. We recommend that you back up all data before applying for a CIT ID, as it will be deleted. 28 28 ))) 29 29 30 30 = Eduroam WIFI and LAN connection in computer hall (Rechnerhalle) = ... ... @@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ 35 35 36 36 = Printing = 37 37 38 -You need the in.tum.deIdentifierto print in the faculty ofmathematicsand informatics. Students can buy print contingent from the '[[Fachschaft>>https://mpi.fs.tum.de/kontakt/]]' (Room 00.06.036). You can check your contingent via //Applications → System → Print Quota// or terminal with the command ##lpquota##. If you are sitting at a workstation in the computer halls or are logged into the computer hall via Secure Shell on lxhalle.in.tum.de. It is also displayed on the screen of the card reader at the printer when you are logged in.37 +You need the CIT ID to print in the faculty of the CIT. Students can buy print contingent from the '[[Fachschaft>>https://mpi.fs.tum.de/kontakt/]]' (Room 00.06.036). You can check your contingent via **//Applications → System → Print Quota//** or terminal with the command ##lpquota##. If you are sitting at a workstation in the computer halls or are logged into the computer hall via Secure Shell on lxhalle.in.tum.de. It is also displayed on the screen of the card reader at the printer when you are logged in. 39 39 40 40 == Print documents through UCentral == 41 41 ... ... @@ -57,20 +57,23 @@ 57 57 Log into any [[Xerox printer>>CIT.ITO.Docs.Guides.XeroxDrucker.WebHome]] using your student card or in.tum.de Identifier. 58 58 59 59 * Your print jobs have to be in PDF Format on a USB key. 60 -* Tap on //print from USB// on the printer display and follow the instructions. 59 +* Tap on **//print from USB//** on the printer display and follow the instructions. 61 61 62 62 = Scanning = 63 63 64 64 Besides making a copy or print documents, you can also scan documents. 65 -Choose the 'Mail' on the display of the printer and put in your ma/in.tum.de E-Mail address. After inserting the document in the scanner tap on //scan// on the display to start. Alternatively you can tap //scan to USB// to scan to a USB Stick. Just follow the instructions on the display. 64 +Choose the '**Mail**' on the display of the printer and put in your ma/in.tum.de E-Mail address. After inserting the document in the scanner tap on //scan// on the display to start. Alternatively you can tap //scan to USB// to scan to a USB Stick. Just follow the instructions on the display. 66 66 67 67 = Computer halls = 68 68 69 -Please refer to [[Rechnerhallen>>I nformatik.Benutzerwiki.RechnerHallen]] to see a complete list of labs with workstations you can log in using yourin.tum.deIdentifier68 +Please refer to [[Rechnerhallen>>CIT.ITO.Docs.Services.ComputerRooms.WebHome]] to see a complete list of labs with workstations you can log in using your CIT Identifier. 70 70 71 71 = Notice on data protection in computer halls = 72 72 72 +(% class="box warningmessage" %) 73 +((( 73 73 When you are working with a Linux computer in a computer hall, please pay attention to the data that you saved on the computer. The default setting for access rights is that no other users (including fellow students) can view your files. You can manually change this (and also find out how this goes) yourselves. But then pay attention that you do not be too lenient with the access rights! 75 +))) 74 74 75 75 See also: [[https:~~/~~/wiki.ito.cit.tum.de/bin/view/Informatik/Helpdesk/Zugriffsrechte>>https://wiki.ito.cit.tum.de/bin/view/Informatik/Helpdesk/Zugriffsrechte]] 76 76 ... ... @@ -86,16 +86,16 @@ 86 86 87 87 With a certificate, you could send and receive E-Mails with digital signature and encryption or visit the website that can only be opened with a valid CIT- certificate. 88 88 89 -You received the password of your in.tum.decertificate from the info-point together with your CIT ID. If you didn't receive the password of your certificate or your certificate is not valid anymore, you could then log in to this [[page>>https://my.ito.cit.tum.de/accounts/login/?next=/zertifikat/]] with your CIT username to apply for a new certificate.91 +You received the password of your CIT certificate from the info-point together with your CIT ID. If you didn't receive the password of your certificate or your certificate is not valid anymore, you could then log in to this [[page>>https://my.ito.cit.tum.de/accounts/login/?next=/zertifikat/]] with your CIT username to apply for a new certificate. 90 90 91 91 92 92 The certificate is always one year valid. Before the Expire of your certificate, you will receive an E-Mail on your CIT E-Mail address with a link to the website where you could issue a new certificate. 93 93 94 -Here you will find more information and instructions for installing the certificate for many operatingsystems:[[https:~~/~~/wiki.ito.cit.tum.de/bin/view/CIT/ITO/Docs/Services/Certificates/Client%20Certificate/Benutzerzertifikat/>>https://wiki.ito.cit.tum.de/bin/view/CIT/ITO/Docs/Services/Certificates/Client%20Certificate/Benutzerzertifikat/]]96 +[[Here>>ttps://wiki.ito.cit.tum.de/bin/view/CIT/ITO/Docs/Services/Certificates/Client%20Certificate/Benutzerzertifikat/]] you will find more information and instructions for installing the certificate for many operating systems. 95 95 96 96 = SSH-Server lxhalle.cit.tum.de = 97 97 98 -We set up the machine lxhalle.cit.tum.de as SSH-Server. It can be accessed via Secure Shell (ssh) with your CIT ID as login data from everywhere inside and outside the faculty. RemoteDesktop is also available with the same credentials. If you are having Windows OS at home you could use the beloved freeware-program WinSCP(upload and download data) and PuTTY(shell-login) to reach the lxhalle. 100 +We set up the machine lxhalle.cit.tum.de as SSH-Server. It can be accessed via Secure Shell (ssh) with your CIT ID as login data from everywhere inside and outside the faculty. Remote Desktop is also available with the same credentials. If you are having Windows OS at home you could use the beloved freeware-program WinSCP (upload and download data) and PuTTY(shell-login) to reach the lxhalle. 99 99 100 100 In addition, lxhalle provides the holders of an CIT ID with a powerful server on which you can carry out calculations or run programs that have a particularly high demand for CPU performance and / or RAM. (Please start long jobs with the ##nice## command.) 101 101