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Networking Computer networking plays an important role in molecular biology. Besides enabling faster communications through email as well as access to specialized software and tools, the advent of the world-wide-web permits rapid retrieval of vast informational resources and provides a means to share news and achievements with the community. |
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The Networking pages describe procedures to connect MacOS- and Windows-based computers to the SUnet network only from Beckman center. If you are trying to connect to the the network from home or other off-campus location using a telephone line, follow the procedures regarding Remote Access links here. | |||||||||
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PC Networking Instructions for connecting your Windows-based computer to the network at Beckman Center. Information about IP address configuration, TSO activation, and contact information for network help. |
MacOS Networking Instructions for connecting your Macintosh computer to the network at Beckman Center. Information about IP address configuration, TSO activation, and contact information for network help. |
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PC Filesharing and Printing Directions for sharing and retrieving files from Windows-based computers through the Network Neighborhood. Network printer setup. |
Macintosh Filesharing and Printing Directions for sharing and retrieving files from Macintosh computers through the Appletalk network. Network printer setup. |
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Software The software page includes links to MacStanford and PCStanford for your networking needs, links to Stanford's MacOS system software distribution site, and a link for CMGM's own commercial software distribution site. |
Security Computer security guidelines for faculty, students, and staff. Instructions for installing and configuring Kerberos for your network programs for secure information transfer over campus networks. |
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Support for Networking Problems |
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Last Updated: Monday, December 21, 1998 |