Does the Cisco VPN client support Solaris and Linux? Where can I download the...
Currently, the Cisco VPN client supports Linux client version 4.8 and Solaris client version 4.6.You'll find the software download at https://itservices.stanford.edu/service/vpn/downloads. The...
View ArticleWhere can I go for help with RHEL?
IT Services does not offer support for any issues related to installing, configuring and running RHEL unless you have an existing IT Services contract which specifically includes Linux support. If you...
View ArticleWhat are the differences among RHEL 3, 4, and 5?
RHEL 5 is a newer release that includes many new and updated packages.For Intel x86-based CPUs, download the i386 releases. For AMD64 or compatible, download x86_64 releases. Intel Itanium IA64...
View ArticleCan I use email and calendar with Linux?
Yes. The web-based interfaces, work equally well on Windows, Macintosh, and Linux operating systems.For more information about working with your email, calendar, address book, and tasks on the web,...
View ArticleHow do I get my HostID?
Here is how to find your HostID:MS WindowsIn a Command Prompt window, run ipconfig /all.Take the Physical Address of the first Ethernet adapter listed.Remove the dashes (-).Solaris Type hostid at the...
View ArticleWhere can I find information on Linux computing resources at Stanford?
The FarmShare service provides Linux facilities for general and research computing to anyone with a full-service SUNet ID. The Shared Computing Environment service page provides more information, and...
View ArticleWhat platforms does WebAuth support?
The primary target platforms for WebAuth development are Solaris and Linux, but the code should be portable to any Unix system. The modules make extensive use of Apache 2.0's APR libraries for...
View ArticleHow do I build WebAuth on Linux?
If you're using Debian or Ubuntu, you probably don't have to build WebAuth as packages are available. WebAuth should build on Linux as on any other Unix, but be sure to compare the Apache version to...
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