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Welcome to the Network Simulations Training Lab (NSTL) wiki!

We put up this collaborative wiki to document everything related to NSTL use and administration.

Contents 1 Announcements 2 About the NSTL main server 3 Getting started 4 Rules 5 Guides 6 Tips & Tricks 7 Feedback/FAQs

[edit] Announcements

• We will be removing nstl guest accounts. Please create student accounts. This is to facilitate our accounting of remote traffic.

[edit] About the NSTL main server

The NSTL main server (aka Malayang Bukas server) is sponsored by the University of the Philippines Linux Users' Group (UnPLUG). It is currently being used as the main server for thin clients and compile farm for EEE 11, 13, and COE 135 classes. It is also being used to host the Halalan development, an elections software for the USC elections. The IBM System p5 510 was the prize server of UnPLUG. (article)

[edit] Getting started

• Consult the User's Guide for information on using the wiki software.
• The local IP address of the main server is 10.36.1.6 (mask 255.255.128.0).
• The public (Internet) IP address of the main server is 202.92.128.92 (domain name: unplug.eee.upd.edu.ph).

[edit] Rules

• AUP/SCNUP
• EEE server use policy

[edit] Guides

• Log-in details
• How to locally login
• How to remotely login
• How to create student accounts, instructors only
• How to create teacher accounts, sysads only
• COE 135: How to build the cross toolchain
• NSTL: How to Copy a Hard Disk's OS
• NSTL: Troubleshooting Network
• NSTL: User Account Control

[edit] Tips & Tricks

Tips and tricks to make your PC usage in NSTL much easier.

[edit] Feedback/FAQs

• We can't assure production-quality service.
• NSTL is a simulation lab, so we need your feedback.