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| ===== On-Campus Access to Cadence Tools ===== | ===== On-Campus Access to Cadence Tools ===== | ||
| - | * BSU COEN cumputer labs in **MEC103**, **ENGR212**, **ENGR238** and **MEC402** have Nomachine Clients installed on the desktops to remotely access the Linux servers. [[http://coen.boisestate.edu/its/welcome/computer_labs/|COEN Computer Labs]] | + | * Some of the UD ECE labs have X2Go Clients installed on the desktops to remotely access the Linux servers. If you have a PC or laptop and are on the campus network you can proceed to install and use [[x2go_install|X2Go Client]]. |
| + | * **CPEG 424/624** students connect to the server (**cpeg424.ece.udel.edu**) | ||
| - | * Connect to AMS servers using [[http://www.lumerink.com/CAD%20Tools/Nomachine.htm|Nomachine]] (Don’t install, directly start the NX Client from the Start Menu). | ||
| - | * If you have ENGR login on your research lab computers, you should be able to access cadence servers. | ||
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| - | * If you are connecting through a **personal laptop** through the BSU wireless connection, make sure you use an appropriate VPN client with ‘**On-Campus**’ configuration. | + | * If you are connecting through a **personal laptop** through the UI wireless connection, make sure you have a good quality link. |
| - | * See on-campus access to Cadence tools page more information on [[vpn_client|VPN Setup]]. | + | |
| - | * You may use the older version of the Nomachine client : [[http://nx-client-for windows.software.informer.com/download/|Nomachine 3.5]] client. | + | |
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| - | <note tip>Always keep saving your files while you work and take regular backups. It is recommended that you take FTP backups from the server on your personal machine (or mail to yourself) in order to avoid losing data during server crashes.</note> | ||