Research Computing’s Non-Sensitive Research Data FTP Site for non-onyen Collaborators
Description: This document describes Research Computing's non-sensitive data ftp site.
» Subjects: Research Computing » Tags: data transfer, FTP, non-sensitive data

Snapshots as a Backup for Research Computing NAS Filesystems
Description: This document provides a basic overview of snapshots, which is the mechanism in place for backing up files and directories in the NAS filesystems.
» Subjects: Research Computing » Tags: accidental deletion, backup, file recovery, NAS, research computing, snapshot

Killdevil Charges FAQ (Onyen Restricted)
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» Subjects: Research Computing » Tags: bacct, Killdevill billing

What software is available for use on KillDevil?
Description: What software is available for use on KillDevil? A list of available mathematical and statistical software supported by Research Computing group is available from the Mathematical and Statistical Applications page. In addition to those packages, many other software packages and tools provided in our AFS package space can be used on KillDevil. Available packages are [...]
» Subjects: Math and Stat Applications, Research Computing » Tags: killdevil, statistical computing

Matlab – Common FAQs
Description: Table of Contents How do I install Matlab? How do I install Matlab to make Matlab check out licenses from the UNC license servers? If I have an existing installation of Matlab and receive a new PLP code, how do I apply this new code? Will Matlab run on Mac OS? Why do I receive [...]
» Subjects: Math and Stat Applications, Research Computing » Tags: Java, Macintosh, Matlab, statistical computing

Invoking Sybyl on a Research Server via Windows Desktop with X-Win32
Description: Setting up the Environment and Invoking Sybyl on a Research Server via Windows Desktop with X-Win32 Note: You must be a “tcsh” or “csh” user to benefit from the full functionality of this package. Before accessing Sybyl from Windows machines, the following steps should be done. If you have already setup for Sybyl using the [...]
» Subjects: Research Computing » Tags: research computing services, sybyl

Invoking Sybyl on a Research Server via UNIX/Linux Desktop
Description: Setting up the Environment and Invoking Sybyl on a Research Server via UNIX/Linux Desktop Note: You must be a “tcsh” or “csh” user to benefit from the full functionality of this package. Before accessing Sybyl from UNIX machines, the following steps should be done. If you have already setup for Sybyl using the “module” command [...]
» Subjects: Research Computing » Tags: research computing services, sybyl

Invoking Sander on a Research Server
Description: Setting up the Environment and Invoking Sander on a Research Server Before accessing Sander on KillDevil, the following steps should be done. If you have already setup for Sander with the “module” command (step 2), skip steps 2 & 3. If you are not sure, use step 3 to confirm after login. 1. Open a [...]
» Subjects: Research Computing » Tags: amber, research computing services, sander

Invoking PyMOL on KillDevil via Windows Desktop with X-Win32
Description: Setting up Environment and Invoking – Invoking PyMOL on KillDevil via Windows Desktop with X-Win32 Before accessing PyMOL from Windows machines, the following steps should be done. If setup for PyMOL with module command has been done before, skip step 3. If you are not sure, use step 4 to confirm after login. If X-Win32 [...]
» Subjects: Research Computing » Tags: chemistry, research computing services

Invoking PyMOL on KillDevil via UNIX/Linux Desktop
Description: Setting up Environment and Invoking – Invoking PyMOL on KillDevil via UNIX Desktop Before accessing PyMOL from UNIX machines, the following steps should be done. If setup for PyMOL with module command (step 2) has been done before, skip steps 2 & 3. If you are not sure, use step 3 to confirm after login. [...]
» Subjects: Research Computing » Tags: chemistry, research computing services