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There are two ways to access BMC-Pub1.
*SSH - which uses your MIT username and password.
*SAMBA -a preconfigure password is created and must be changed by you.
Before you begin using your BMC-Pub1 account, you must update your SAMBA password
== SSH & SETTING YOUR SAMBA PASSWORD ==


'''VPN ACCESS REQUIRED OFF CAMPUS '''
'''VPN ACCESS REQUIRED OFF CAMPUS '''


== Getting Started via SSH Windows ==
*Please get the client at : http://ist.mit.edu/services/software


There are two ways to access the server.
*SSH - which uses your MIT username and password.
*SAMBA -a preconfigure password is created and must be changed by you.


Getting Started requires access to a SSH Client-
=== WINDOWS ===
* SecureSSH is available here : http://18.79.4.105/ for Windows.
Getting Started requires access to a SSH Client. You can download it [http://18.79.4.105/ '''here'''] if you do not have a copy yet by clicking on the "SSH-Command-line & TransferClient_installer" link.
<br>
* -Click on the link -  SSH-Command-line & TransferClient_installer


To begin, enter the following information into your SSH client:
{|
*host: bmc-pub1.mit.edu
*user: [your email name]
*password: [your kerberos password]
* port: 22
|}


Connect to the server :
*host bmc-pub1.mit.edu
*user email name
*pass kerberos password
*port 22
<br>
If you logged in correctly, you should be at the "bash prompt".
If you logged in correctly, you should be at the "bash prompt".
<br><br>  
<br><br>  
NOW change the SAMBA PASSWORD:  
NOW change the SAMBA PASSWORD:  
There is a preconfigured  samba password in a file called ".sambaword"  
There is a preconfigured  samba password in a file called ".sambaword"  
* type : more .sambaword <enter>        - your temporary samba password will appear.  
type
* type : smbpasswd <enter>
* more .sambaword  
* at the prompt, enter your temporary password.
your temporary samba password will appear. Write it down. Then type :
* enter and confirm your new password
* smbpasswd
at the prompt, enter your temporary password.
Then enter and confirm your new password.
<br>
<br>
You should now be able to access the server your PC.  
You should now be able to access the server your PC.  
<br>
<br>


==Getting Started via SSH  Macintosh ==  
=== MACINTOSH ===  


Use your Terminal application:  
Use your Terminal application located in: Applications: Utilities: Terminal  
Applications: Utilities: Terminal  


If you will be using it frequently, you may want to drag its icon to your "dock" so you can start it from there in the future
If you will be using it frequently, you may want to drag its icon to your "dock" so you can start it from there in the future


Connect to the server :
Type:
* type in -- ssh yourkerberosname@bmc-pub1.mit.edu:
  ssh yourkerberosname@bmc-pub1.mit.edu
* add key ? YES
When it asks you to add the key, type
* pass kerberos password <enter>
  yes
* you are now logged in -
Enter your kerberos password when asked. If you logged in correctly, you should be at the "bash prompt".
* type in : ls -al <enter> to see a list of your directory
There is a default samba password in a file called ".sambaword" type :  
<br>
  more .sambaword  
If you logged in correctly, you should be at the "bash prompt".
your temporary samba password will appear. type :  
<br><br>
  smbpasswd  
There is a default samba password in a file called ".sambaword"  
at the prompt, enter your temporary password.
* type : more .sambaword <enter>        - your temporary samba password will appear.  
Then enter and confirm your new password.
* type : smbpasswd <enter>
* at the prompt, enter your temporary password.
* enter and confirm your new password
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Follow the direction below to map a drive
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<br>
== MAPPING THE DRIVE TO YOUR PC OR MAC ==
Identify the drive you want to map to. A list of mappable drives can be found on the [[BMCPub_Folders|FOLDERS]] page.
{| border="1" align=center
|cellpadding="2" valign="top" width=40%|'''Windows'''
* Right Click on "My Computer"
* Select "Map Network drive"
* Enter Folder "\\bmc-pub1.mit.edu\<labname>"
* Select "different username"
* Add your username and password
|cellpadding="2" valign="top" width=40%|'''Macintosh'''
* Attach a server using option-J
* Enter: cifs://bmc-pub1.mit.edu/labname
* HIT the + save
* select the path
*  click it
* Connect
* Confirm : workgroup
* Name (email)
* password
* enter
|}

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There are two ways to access BMC-Pub1.

  • SSH - which uses your MIT username and password.
  • SAMBA -a preconfigure password is created and must be changed by you.

Before you begin using your BMC-Pub1 account, you must update your SAMBA password

SSH & SETTING YOUR SAMBA PASSWORD

VPN ACCESS REQUIRED OFF CAMPUS


WINDOWS

Getting Started requires access to a SSH Client. You can download it here if you do not have a copy yet by clicking on the "SSH-Command-line & TransferClient_installer" link.

To begin, enter the following information into your SSH client:

  • host: bmc-pub1.mit.edu
  • user: [your email name]
  • password: [your kerberos password]
  • port: 22

If you logged in correctly, you should be at the "bash prompt".

NOW change the SAMBA PASSWORD: There is a preconfigured samba password in a file called ".sambaword" type

  • more .sambaword

your temporary samba password will appear. Write it down. Then type :

  • smbpasswd

at the prompt, enter your temporary password. Then enter and confirm your new password.
You should now be able to access the server your PC.

MACINTOSH

Use your Terminal application located in: Applications: Utilities: Terminal

If you will be using it frequently, you may want to drag its icon to your "dock" so you can start it from there in the future

Type:

 ssh yourkerberosname@bmc-pub1.mit.edu

When it asks you to add the key, type

 yes 

Enter your kerberos password when asked. If you logged in correctly, you should be at the "bash prompt". There is a default samba password in a file called ".sambaword" type :

 more .sambaword 

your temporary samba password will appear. type :

 smbpasswd 

at the prompt, enter your temporary password. Then enter and confirm your new password.

MAPPING THE DRIVE TO YOUR PC OR MAC

Identify the drive you want to map to. A list of mappable drives can be found on the FOLDERS page.

Windows
  • Right Click on "My Computer"
  • Select "Map Network drive"
  • Enter Folder "\\bmc-pub1.mit.edu\<labname>"
  • Select "different username"
  • Add your username and password
Macintosh
  • Attach a server using option-J
  • Enter: cifs://bmc-pub1.mit.edu/labname
  • HIT the + save
  • select the path
  • click it
  • Connect
  • Confirm : workgroup
  • Name (email)
  • password
  • enter