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Installing Mathematica and Getting a Key | Physics Computing Services

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Installing Mathematica and Getting a Key. If you are using a computer not supported by Physics Computer Services, Mathematica for Windows and Mac is available for download from the FAS Software Downloads. Site Mathematica and Matlab for. Are available from Physics Computing Services. Please read and follow these steps carefully. If Computer Services has already installed Mathematica for you, skip to #4. Have a valid Harvard e-mail address. You cannot proceed without this. 7 Select the version of Mathemat...

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VPN - What it is, When to use it | Physics Computing Services

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VPN - What it is, When to use it. When away from the Harvard campus or using the campus wireless system, there are often times when one needs to be connected to the Harvard network to access certain resources or complete various tasks. Some examples are:. Viewing a website which is visible only to those on the Harvard network. (Privacy issues are making this more common). Connecting to shared drives. Connecting to a machine or service which is on a private internal network. Or by phone at 617-495-9000.

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Accounts - Physics accounts | Physics Computing Services

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Accounts - Physics accounts. Login information pertains only to your Physics email or login.physics.harvard.edu and does not apply to laptops, research computers, personal computers or machines maintained by HUIT/FAS. Need to change your Physics password? Https:/ mail.physics.harvard.edu/password. Complete the Request Account. For information on connecting to the campus. Wireless, see https:/ registration.noc.harvard.edu. All accounts must be tied to an active Harvard ID#. We do not offer floating ge...

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Thunderbird Setup (new mail server) | Physics Computing Services

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Thunderbird Setup (new mail server). IMPORTANT: New versions of Thunderbird may try (and often succeed) in setting cup most of your mail settings automatically once you've given it some basic information. The steps below are the full manual setup instructions. So you may be bale to skip some of them if Thunderbird has successfully figured out most of it for you. Attempt to turn off this scanning by following the instructions from Symantec:. Article #2003020715374936 - click here. Mozilla Thunderbird is o...

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E-Mail - Using and Configuring E-Mail | Physics Computing Services

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E-Mail - Using and Configuring E-Mail. Department affiliates have two completely independent and parallel email systems to choose from: FAS:. Maintained by the Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS). Maintained by our administrators. Server is available at: https:/ mail.physics.harvard.edu/. The common settings for email programs are:. Page -or- You can configure email forwarding from Physics to FAS here. These are exclusive options; whatever you do don't set up a loop by forwarding each to the other! As it ...

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FAQs | Physics Computing Services

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Installing Mathematica and obtaining a key. FAS E-Mail and Account settings. FAS NOC Netconnect (register wireless, etc.). Will you back up my laptop? Sending large files securely (FAS Accellion Service - use FAS account to log in). Can you install Dropbox on the G1/G2 terminals? How do I find the MAC Address for my wired/wireless device? How to spot phishing spam. I'm a student and need (Windows/Mac OSX/Office/Photoshop) for my personal computer. Tips for Various Programs and Services:. Unfortunately th...

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Physics Computing Services - On-Line Help | Physics Computing Services

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Physics Computing Services - On-Line Help. HUIT StatusDashboard http:/ status.huit.harvard.edu. WHO WE ARE AND WHAT WE DO:. Physics Computing Services is a small team of engineers whose main focus is providing and maintaining the servers and. Services associated with the physics.harvard.edu domain including e-mail, online apps, lab and departmental websites. And file storage services. Our mission is not to replace FAS/HUIT, but to enhance or expand services that increase the efficiency and running of the...

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Mozilla Thunderbird | Physics Computing Services

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Physics Computer Services (as well as FAS) recommends Mozilla's Thunderbird e-mail program as a good cross-platform client. It has proven to be a robust and feature-rich program and avoids many of the pitfalls and problems associated with e-mail clients such as Outlook and Entourage. Coupled with the fact that it is available on all our supported platforms - Windows, Mac and Linux - Thunderbird has become our client of choice when making a recommendation. See listing of settings for using new mail server.

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Policies | Physics Computing Services

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This section links to various computing policies from FAS and Physics Computer Services. The FAS computing policies. Governs all users of Physics and FAS computing services. Please select a link from the Policies menu on the left. Back to Physics Website. FAS Rules and Responsibility. FAS Secure File Transfer (Accellion/FTA). Mail and Disk Usage (Quota). Moving to Another Mail System. Thunderbird Setup (new server). Things to know about using e-mail. I didn't receive an important email.

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Remote Access | Physics Computing Services

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Usersphysics.harvard.edu and login.physics.harvard.edu are the same machine. We refer only to users.physics.harvard.edu in the following, but using the login.physics.harvard.edu hostname will work as well. Remote File Access Secure File Transfer (SFTP). Remote Shell Access Secure Shell (SSH). Remote File Access Secure File Transfer Protocol (SFTP). Remote File Access from Linux. Remote File Access from Mac OSX. Remote File Access from Windows. Remote File Access using Linux. For "Service type.". Launch y...