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When new group members join, they'll need access to our file and program server on both Windows and Linux, and a few odds and ends. Here's how to get that done the right way.
When new group members join, they'll need access to our file and program server on both Windows and Linux, and a few odds and ends. Here's how to get that done the right way.
'''FIRST:''' Have the user decide on a username and password that they will re-enter continuously during this process.
= Linux =
FIXME


= Windows =
= Windows =
* Log in to the user's workstation on an existing account, and use the Control Panel to create a new '''Administrator account'''. For simplicity, just use the user's first name for the account, unless it conflicts with a prior group member.
== Creating the account ==
* Log in to the user's workstation on an existing account, and use the Control Panel to create a new '''Administrator account'''.
* Add a password to the newly created account. Make sure the user can remember their password.
* Add a password to the newly created account. Make sure the user can remember their password.
* Log out and back into the new account.
* Log out and back into the new account.


= Linux =
== Setting up the network drive ==
FIXME
 
== Setting up the PuTTY key ==
FIXME
FIXME

Revision as of 14:15, 5 August 2015

When new group members join, they'll need access to our file and program server on both Windows and Linux, and a few odds and ends. Here's how to get that done the right way.

FIRST: Have the user decide on a username and password that they will re-enter continuously during this process.

Linux

FIXME

Windows

Creating the account

  • Log in to the user's workstation on an existing account, and use the Control Panel to create a new Administrator account.
  • Add a password to the newly created account. Make sure the user can remember their password.
  • Log out and back into the new account.

Setting up the network drive

FIXME

Setting up the PuTTY key

FIXME