troi.cc.rochester.edu
Troi's primary function is to provide compute cycles for academic
endeavors, specifically official University of Rochester for-credit
courses, academic research and graduate training.
Troi also provides general computing and network access with a few
exceptions. No games (locally offered, or via the network) including
but not limited to IRC/MUD/MOO/chess/go and so on are prohibited. These
games are permitted (and local servers can be set up if necessary) if
required for coursework.
To obtain a troi account please click the "Service Forms" link located in
the left side navigation bar then click the "Mail Account and Network
Access" link.
Their are quota limits set on the troi.cc.rochester.edu server. Click here for more information.
General system information for Troi
Hostname: troi.cc.rochester.edu
IP# 128.151.224.20
Additional names: troi.cc, troi
Most Troi Cluster Systems are named after characters from the various
Star Trek television series. Troi is named after Commander
Deanna Troi, the ship's counselor of the U.S.S. Enterprise
NCC-1701-D from Star Trek: The Next Generation (played by
Marina Sirtis). Other hosts in the troi cluster include
picard (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard, ST:TNG);
riker (Cmdr. William Riker, first officer,
ST:TNG); laforge (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi LaForge,
chief engineer, ST:TNG).
Type: Sun-Fire 15000 (troi)
Operating System: Solaris 8.0
Software
Troi supports several packages, primarily for programming, mathematical,
and statistical purposes. It also has software for electronic mail,
USENET news, file transfer, and wide-area information services, although
it is not primarily intended for those uses.
Click here for more information.
Miscellaneous Information
Troi currently provides some NFS service to the other hosts in the
Academic Computing Cluster (picard, riker, laforge).
USENET News server is: news.cc.rochester.edu
Domain Name Service (DNS) provided by: cc.rochester.edu
Troi provides WWW and SFTP clients.
Problem reports and inquiries
Send electronic mail to
problem@troi.cc.rochester.edu.
A UNIX Consultant is available in the ITS Center (275-2000).
Last updated October 07, 2005
Questions or corrections?
problem@troi.cc.rochester.edu
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