Spring Switzerland GmbH 2000 manual Logging

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The access to the computers in the ITU data bar system requires a user id (login) and a password. You will get your user id and password on a sheet of paper which is issued by the ITU administration. Your user id (login) and e-mail address, minus @itu.dk, are the same, that is, with login nh your e-mail address is nh@itu.dk.

You start a session by logging in at a PC and you terminate the session by logging out. Logging in comprises the following steps:

1.If the PC is running Windows, then restart the machine, that is, activate “Shut Down” in the “Start” menu. Type linux when the Lilo: prompt appears:

2.Wait for the log-in box on the screen. If the log-in box doesn't appear, then mail sysadm@itu.dk and report the problem.

3.Move the cursor to the log-in box and type your user id terminated by return. Then type your password terminated by return. Note that the system does echo your password using asterisks “ ￿”.

4.The desktop appears on the screen and the log-in is completed.

A session should always be terminated by logging out. You are NOT allowed to try to monopolize the PC by locking the screen. You do not need to turn off the PC.

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