Get started @ Infolab

Welcome to Infolab! Here is a list that will help you get started in the Infolab group.

Getting your computer on-line

• You have to register your computer for wired/wireless access: http://cs.stanford.edu/csdcf/register-host-network-access.

• If you cannot access the network, ask Marianne to fill out the form on your behalf. You will need to provide your wired and your wireless MAC address.

SUNetID

• This is your main Stanford account, that gives you access to Stanford webservices, create it here: https://accounts.stanford.edu/.

• Once you have your SUNetID, you will also get a @stanford.edu e-mail address.

  • Set up forwarding here: https://accounts.stanford.edu/.

  • You can access your @stanford.edu e-mail via web: https://webmail.stanford.edu.

  • Here is some useful information that will help you setup IMAP access to your account: https://itservices.stanford.edu/service/emailcalendar/email/imap.

CS account

• You can find a computing guide with a lot of useful information here: http://cs.stanford.edu/computing-guide.

• Apply for your account here: https://cs.stanford.edu/webdb/csid.

• Let your advisor / sponsor know about your account.
• Set up a forwarding e-mail address for your account (you will be able to change this later).

• Manage your account here: https://cs.stanford.edu/pedit.

• Activate Google Apps for your account: GoogleAppsHowto

• GoogleAppsImap: How to set up your Google Apps with an IMAP client

InfoLab account

• You need an Infolab account to access Infolab machines.

• Send an e-mail to action@db.stanford.edu and apply for an account.

InfoLab machines

• These are your primary working machines that hoes the data and do computation.

• Find the list of servers here: http://infolab.stanford.edu/db_pages/Information_About_the_InfoLab_Systems.html

• Contact e-mail for the system administration: action@db.stanford.edu.

InfoLab printers

• HP LaserJet 4300 Series, Gates 427:

  • dbp2.stanford.edu
  • Linux: lpd://172.24.75.22/dbp2

  • Windows 7

  • Mac OS X:
    • protocol: LPD
    • address: dbps2.stanford.edu
    • queue: dbp2

    • print using: Generic PostScript Printer

Remote access

• SSH to shark.stanford.edu.

• Login with your InfoLab account.

University cluster of machines for common use

• corn.stanford.edu
• cardinal.stanford.edu
• maze.stanford.edu