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==Faculty/staff computers== | ==Faculty/staff computers== | ||
− | + | The name of faculty and staff computers begin with their 鶹Ƶ username followed by a dash and a number. The number is the first available number based on the number of network devices the user has registered. | |
''example: jsmith-3'' | ''example: jsmith-3'' | ||
==Student machines== | ==Student machines== | ||
− | The name of a student machine depends on if it was registered | + | The name of a student machine depends on if it was registered to use a static or dynamic IP address. Dynamic IP addresses are more typical with a wireless registration so that the computer retains a connection. All ethernet registrations utilize a static IP address, and thus conform to the convention format of '''Username-#of device''' |
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==Special purpose computers== | ==Special purpose computers== | ||
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A fictitious example might be AA100MW00. | A fictitious example might be AA100MW00. | ||
− | {| class=" | + | {| class="fancy" |
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! align="center"|AA | ! align="center"|AA | ||
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| align="center"|[[#Building|Building]]|| align="center"|[[#Room number|Room number]] || align="center"|[[#Operating system|Operating system]] || align="center"|[[#Computer purpose|Computer purpose]] || align="center"|[[#Computer number|Computer number]] | | align="center"|[[#Building|Building]]|| align="center"|[[#Room number|Room number]] || align="center"|[[#Operating system|Operating system]] || align="center"|[[#Computer purpose|Computer purpose]] || align="center"|[[#Computer number|Computer number]] | ||
+ | |} | ||
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+ | ==Printers== | ||
+ | All network printers on campus have a similar 9-character code which helps to quickly identify their location and purpose. | ||
+ | |||
+ | A fictitious example might be AA100PB00. | ||
+ | |||
+ | {| class="fancy" | ||
+ | |+ | ||
+ | ! align="center"|AA | ||
+ | ! align="center"|100 | ||
+ | ! align="center"|P | ||
+ | ! align="center"|B | ||
+ | ! align="center"|00 | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | align="center"|[[#Building|Building]]|| align="center"|[[#Room number|Room number]] || align="center"|[[#Printer|Printer]] || align="center"|[[#Printer purpose|Printer purpose]] || align="center"|[[#Printer number|Printer number]] | ||
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==Code breakdown== | ==Code breakdown== | ||
===Building=== | ===Building=== | ||
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! Building | ! Building | ||
! Abbreviation | ! Abbreviation | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | Anderson Hall || align="center"|AH | ||
|- | |- | ||
| Arbor View || align="center"|AV | | Arbor View || align="center"|AV | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | Beck Hall || align="center"|NA or BH | ||
|- | |- | ||
| Carlson Administrative Building || align="center"|CA | | Carlson Administrative Building || align="center"|CA | ||
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| Fine Arts – Theatre/Dance/Communication || align="center"|FT | | Fine Arts – Theatre/Dance/Communication || align="center"|FT | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | Gibbs Hall || align="center"|GB | ||
|- | |- | ||
| Guest House || align="center"|GH | | Guest House || align="center"|GH | ||
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| Library || align="center"|LI | | Library || align="center"|LI | ||
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| Lundgren House || align="center"|LU | | Lundgren House || align="center"|LU | ||
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| Old Main || align="center"|OM | | Old Main || align="center"|OM | ||
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+ | | President's House || align="center"|PH | ||
|- | |- | ||
| Pittman Hall || align="center"|PI | | Pittman Hall || align="center"|PI | ||
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This letter represents the operating system installed on the machine. | This letter represents the operating system installed on the machine. | ||
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! Operating System | ! Operating System | ||
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| Windows || align="center"|W | | Windows || align="center"|W | ||
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+ | | Printer || align="center"|P | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | Dual Boot || align="center"|D | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | Epson || align="center"|E | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | iOS || align="center"|I | ||
|} | |} | ||
===Computer purpose=== | ===Computer purpose=== | ||
− | This letter represents | + | This letter represents the purpose of the machine. |
− | {| class=" | + | {| class="fancy" |
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! Purpose | ! Purpose | ||
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| Multimedia || align="center"|M | | Multimedia || align="center"|M | ||
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− | | | + | | Workstation || align="center"|W |
+ | |- | ||
+ | | Projector || align="center"|P | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | Tablet || align="center"|T | ||
+ | |} | ||
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+ | ===Printer Purpose=== | ||
+ | This letter represents the purpose of the printer. | ||
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+ | {| class="fancy" | ||
+ | |+ | ||
+ | ! Purpose | ||
+ | ! Abbreviation | ||
|- | |- | ||
− | | | + | | Printer Black and White || align="center"|B |
+ | |- | ||
+ | | Printer Color || align="center"|C | ||
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|} | |} | ||
− | ===Computer number=== | + | ===Computer and Printer number=== |
− | This is the number assigned to this computer. | + | This is the number assigned to this computer or printer. |
− | *If the | + | *If the device is the only one in the room, it is assigned 00. |
− | *If multiple | + | *If multiple devices are in one room, choose a numbering system that makes sense. |
**Computers towards the entrance should have lower numbers. | **Computers towards the entrance should have lower numbers. | ||
**Computers in a row should have successive numbers. | **Computers in a row should have successive numbers. |
Latest revision as of 15:37, 1 May 2020
All computers on the 鶹Ƶ network use a special naming convention to quickly identify them.
The format depends on whether the computer is a personal machine for a specific faculty/staff member, a student's machine or a special purpose campus-owned machine.
Contents
Faculty/staff computers
The name of faculty and staff computers begin with their 鶹Ƶ username followed by a dash and a number. The number is the first available number based on the number of network devices the user has registered.
example: jsmith-3
Student machines
The name of a student machine depends on if it was registered to use a static or dynamic IP address. Dynamic IP addresses are more typical with a wireless registration so that the computer retains a connection. All ethernet registrations utilize a static IP address, and thus conform to the convention format of Username-#of device
Special purpose computers
Other computers on campus have a special 9-character code which helps to quickly identify their location and purpose.
A fictitious example might be AA100MW00.
AA | 100 | M | W | 00 |
---|---|---|---|---|
Building | Room number | Operating system | Computer purpose | Computer number |
Printers
All network printers on campus have a similar 9-character code which helps to quickly identify their location and purpose.
A fictitious example might be AA100PB00.
AA | 100 | P | B | 00 |
---|---|---|---|---|
Building | Room number | Printer | Printer purpose | Printer number |
Code breakdown
Building
Building | Abbreviation |
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Anderson Hall | AH |
Arbor View | AV |
Beck Hall | NA or BH |
Carlson Administrative Building | CA |
Christ Chapel | CC |
Confer Hall | CH |
College View | CV |
Environmental Studies/Interpretive Center | ES |
Fine Arts – Art | FA |
Fine Arts – Music | FM |
Fine Arts – Theatre/Dance/Communication | FT |
Gibbs Hall | GB |
Guest House | GH |
Heating Plant | HP |
International Center | IC |
Jackson Campus Center | JC |
Johnson Student Union | JU |
Lund Center | LC |
Library | LI |
Lundgren House | LU |
Mattson Hall | MH |
Nobel Hall | NH |
North Hall | NR |
Norelius Hall | NS |
Olin Hall | OH |
Old Main | OM |
President's House | PH |
Pittman Hall | PI |
Physical Plant | PP |
Prairie View | PV |
Retreat Center | RC |
Rundstrom Hall | RU |
Sohre Hall | SO |
Sorenson Hall | SR |
SSC | SS |
Swanson Tennis Center | TC |
Uhler Hall | UH |
Vickner Hall | VH |
Room number
This is room number in which the computer is located.
- The number must be exactly three digits long. Leading zeros may be necessary to adhere to the convention.
- Example: Room 12 becomes 012.
- If the room number contains letters, these must be dropped.
- Example: Room 212 D becomes 212.
- All rooms at 鶹Ƶ have a room number. If you are having trouble finding a room number, a full-time GTS employee can supply you with a building map.
Operating system
This letter represents the operating system installed on the machine.
Operating System | Abbreviation |
---|---|
Linux | L |
Mac | M |
Other | O |
Windows | W |
Printer | P |
Dual Boot | D |
Epson | E |
iOS | I |
Computer purpose
This letter represents the purpose of the machine.
Purpose | Abbreviation |
---|---|
Computer on wheels (COW) | C |
Kiosk | K |
Lab | L |
Multimedia | M |
Workstation | W |
Projector | P |
Tablet | T |
Printer Purpose
This letter represents the purpose of the printer.
Purpose | Abbreviation |
---|---|
Printer Black and White | B |
Printer Color | C |
Computer and Printer number
This is the number assigned to this computer or printer.
- If the device is the only one in the room, it is assigned 00.
- If multiple devices are in one room, choose a numbering system that makes sense.
- Computers towards the entrance should have lower numbers.
- Computers in a row should have successive numbers.