• We have several computers running UNIX operating system
• There are more than a hundred computers at AUC on internet. We are using the internet structure as intranet
• Most of them are running DOS. They also run a protocol called TCP/IP that is used for internet communication
• From your DOS PC you can run a program called telnet that alows you to connect to any computer on internet.
• Generally, the telnet should be able to recognize any internet address.
• If they don't recognize the name, you can use the IP address
  • for wascana
  • 199.212.54.114
  • for satara
  • 199.212.54.115
  • alt-A to create a new session
  • alt-N to toggle between new sessions
• You have access to eagle and wascana
• From lab you use the PC telnet package to get directly on wascana.auc.on.ca. You can do the same thing from home if you have internet access.
• If you have to come from eagle, type telnet wascana. Make sure that you type 'set TERM vt100' as soon as you come in to wascana.
• 'mkdir as4' will create a directory called as4
• 'cd as4' will take you to the directory
• You don't need to carry a floppy if you are going to work exclusively on wascana. You can use wascana's hard disk to store your files (automatic).
• File transfer can be made the same way as eagle if you directly login to wascana
• If you come through eagle, then bring the files to eagle and use ftp to transfer from eagle to wascana
• On eagle 'ftp wascana'
• type the username and password for your wascana account.
• ftp> put list.cpp
• On wascana, use pico to edit the file (ctrl-o to write/save and ctrl-x to exit)
• c++ is the compiler
• c++ as1.cpp -o as1
• the previous command compiles the file as1.cpp and creates an executable file called as1
• the executable file can be run by simply typing the name of the file, e.g. 'as1'
• submit commands works on wascana
• Those of you who haven't received marks on previously submitted (for whatever reason) assignments resubmit them on wascana.