CT320: Network and System Administration
Fall 2018
Configuration
CT320 labs (recitations) are held in CSB room 315. CT320 uses the workstations around the perimeter of the room—not the center ones. CT320 workstations have pink labels on their monitors. It’s ok to have two students to a workstation, but no more than two.
ct320, with a name of
“CT320 User”, and password “ct320”.
It’s a horrible password, but security isn’t an issue, here.
root (super-user) account, but it has no password.
You can’t log in as root, but must log in as ct320 and
use sudo to do things that require super-user privilege.
ct320-1, ct320-2, etc. ct320-suffix is
192.168.110.100+suffix.
For example ct320-4 is IP address 192.168.110.104.
Why 104, rather than just 4? Because the address 192.168.110.1
is already used for the gateway.
cs.colostate.edu as a search domain, so we can use
acushla instead of acushla.cs.colostate.edu.
The lab has a serious network firewall; only certain services are permitted.
denver.cs.colostate.edu,
amazon.com) to ip addresses (129.82.44.141, 205.251.242.103).
You must specify the DNS server as an IP address, not a name. If it
were a name, who would translate it to a number?
acushla.cs.colostate.edu.
It has all your files on it, just like the CS Department
computers in CSB 120.
However, if you need access to other computers, you can first ssh
to acushla, then ssh to where you need to go from there.
