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UBC Mathematics: MathNet FAQ [Computer Laboratories]
UBC Mathematics: MathNet FAQ [Computer Laboratories]
Question: What hosts are available for me to use?
Author: Joseph Tam
Date: Sept. 10, 2004
These are the computers than can be used by MathNet users:
Host name
| OS
| Processor/Memory
| Access
| Notes
|
Pascal (math.ubc.ca)
| Solaris 10
| 16x core 1350Mhz UltraSparcIIIi / 16Gb
| Terminal, ssh
| Primary application server, has Matlab license.
|
Noether
| Ubuntu 16.04LTS
| 16 cores 3.0Ghz 64bit Intel / 64Gb
| ssh, Xpra, X2Go
| Commercial softwares: Maple, Matlab and Magma
|
Hypatia
| Ubuntu 16.04LTS
| 16 cores 3.0Ghz 64bit Intel / 64Gb
| ssh, Xpra, X2Go
| Commercial softwares: Maple, Matlab and Magma
|
m127-w7-6faa
| Windows 7
| Intel dualCPU 2.93GHz 32bit
| Standalone(M125) MathNet acct. OK.
| Scanner
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m127-w7-0b5a
| Windows 7
| Intel dualCPU 2.93GHz 32bit
| Standalone(M125) MathNet acct. OK.
|
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x1101-w7-160f
| Windows 7
| Intel dualCPU 2.93GHz 32bit
| Standalone(MX1101) MathNet acct. OK.
|
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x1101-w7-17f6
| Windows 7
| Intel dualCPU 2.93GHz 32bit
| Standalone(MX1101) MathNet acct. OK.
| Scanner
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Host name: this is the name visible on the terminals, and it is
also the Internet hostname if you append ".math.ubc.ca".
OS: Operation system - this falls basically into two camps: Windows
(usually 2000 or XP) and Unix (usually Solaris or Linux).
Processor / Memory: the processor and its speed as well as the amount of physical memory.
Access: the protocol or type of access this host will accept.
Notes: Special software or features of this host.
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