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| ^ Room ^ Hostname Range ^ | ^ Room ^ Hostname Range ^ |
| | ISAT/CS 248 | L248{01..32}.cs.jmu.edu | | | ISAT/CS 248 | L248{01..32}.cs.jmu.edu | |
| | ISAT/CS 250 | L250{01..33}.cs.jmu.edu | | | ISAT/CS 250 | L250{01..31}.cs.jmu.edu | |
| | ENGEO 2204 | L2204{01..32}.cs.jmu.edu | | | ENGEO 2204 | L2204{01..32}.cs.jmu.edu | |
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| ==== Transferring Files to and From stu ==== | ==== Transferring Files to and From stu ==== |
| You can transfer files to "stu" using an SCP client (and the host name ''%%stu.cs.jmu.edu%%''). Modern operating systems include a command-line scp client named ''scp''. See [[http://www.hypexr.org/linux_scp_help.php|this article]] for some usage examples. There are also GUI clients available that work like a file explorer. Options include [[ https://filezilla-project.org/| FileZilla]], [[https://winscp.net/eng/index.php|WinSCP]] and [[https://cyberduck.io/|Cyberduck]]. Both SCP and SFTP use port 22. | You can transfer files to "stu" using an SCP client (and the host name ''%%stu.cs.jmu.edu%%''). Modern operating systems include a command-line scp client named ''scp''. See [[http://www.hypexr.org/linux_scp_help.php|this article]] for some usage examples. There are also GUI clients available that work like a file explorer. Options include [[ https://filezilla-project.org/| FileZilla]], [[https://winscp.net/eng/index.php|WinSCP]] and [[https://cyberduck.io/|Cyberduck]]. Both SCP and SFTP use port 22 (see more detailed instructions on [[student:stu:filezilla|Transferring Files from Your JMU CS Account with FileZilla]]. |
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| If you want a more seamless experience or the ability to edit files on "stu" using a local editor like Eclipse or VS Code, you can [[student:utilities:sshfs|mount your home folder locally]]. The department strongly discourages the use of editor-specific plugins such as "Visual Studio Code Remote" for performance and security reasons, and students found using these extensions may be asked to stop. | If you want a more seamless experience or the ability to edit files on "stu" using a local editor like Eclipse or VS Code, you can [[student:utilities:sshfs|mount your home folder locally]]. |
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| ==== Using stu as an HTTP Server ==== | ==== Using stu as an HTTP Server ==== |
