WinFS Reboot Friday Night @ 10PM

 

There will be a WinFS reboot this Friday night (Jan 1st) at 10:00PM.

All windows file services will be interrupted for about 30 minutes.

 

This information has been posted to the IT blog at http://osuchemistry.info .

No further information about this outage will be sent via email.

 

Thanks,

John Puskar

Systems Manager

OSU Chemistry Support

Computer Support Update – Service Outage This Friday @ 6PM

Chemistry Computer User,

There will be a brief network outage this Friday, December 18th at 6PM.

We are replacing feeds to the main server switches in NW2109.

 

All windows and linux services will be offline. Workstations may need to be rebooted after the outage to reconnect NFS and network drives.

 

Estimated downtime is 15 minutes.

 

This information is posted to the chemistry IT blog at http://osuchemistry.info .

No further information on this outage will be sent via email.

 

Thank you,

John Puskar

Systems Manager

OSU Chemistry Support

 

 

 

 

 

Scheduled Maintenance – Friday Dec 4th, 7-8PM

Chemistry Computer User,The following services will be offline this Friday, December 4th, from 7:00PM until 8:00PM.*All windows home and group file shares.*Printing, Copying and Scanning*Mathematica, MathCAD, Spartan, Hyperchem, and ChemDraw licenses*LoginLogout Auditing*Sharepoint Portals*Terminal Server*McAfee Windows Updates*Web Services hosted on ‘group’, ‘app’, and ‘legacyweb’ (including TWIG)*Axis Camera Servers*Basis Door Lock Servers*HLDSThe following services will stay online during the outage:*Mail*Dns*DhcpWe are performing disk and controller firmware updates for our centralized iSCSI storage.Thanks,John PuskarSystems ManagerOSU Chemistry Support

Using SSHFS to mount remote folders on OS X

You are probably accustomed to accessing your files on WinFS and LinuxFS via Samba (smb). But how do you access your files on these resources remotely? This is a guide for Mac OS X users.

1. Get MacFusion (http://www.macfusionapp.org/)

2. If you are using Snow Leopard you will need this workaround: http://rackerhacker.com/2009/08/28/fix-macfusion-on-snow-leopard/

(Essentially you open a terminal and run this command: rm /Applications/Macfusion.app/Contents/PlugIns/sshfs.mfplugin/Contents/Resources/sshnodelay.so

3. Create an empty folder as a mount point:

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4. Start MacFusion and create a new entry (this screen shot show it already created):screen-shot-2009-12-01-at-122528-pm.png

5. Configure the connection (screenshots of tabs 1 and 3):

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Use your own username and directory path- mine is shown for example.6. Save your settings and click mount.You will then be able to access your files via the empty directory you created earlier as though they were local files.That’s all there is to it.

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