CIMS Systems General Announcements
Announcements of a non critical nature, such as changes in resources and services, upgrades to software and the availability of new software are posted here.
Remapping the MasterShare (March 25th Edition)
Instruction set for Remapping your Network Drive on your Windows Machine.
1. Using the search bar, search for "File Explorer". Open it up.
2. On the left hand side of the screen, right click on "My PC"
3. Click on "Disconnect network drive", select the previous MasterShare, then click on "OK".
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Once the previous drive has been disconnected, right click on "My PC", then click on "Map network drive..."
4. In the drive list, select any available letter drive (any drive letter will do).
5. In the Folder box, the folder you will want to enter is
\\fs-u1.cims.nyu.edu\mastershare and select/check the box "Connect using different credentials", then hit "Finish"
6. After hitting "Finish", you will then be prompted to enter your credentials.
Please type in your NetID prefixed with "AD\" (i.e. AD\NetID) and your NYU Home password.
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Note: If you only see your NetID listed as an account name, then you might have to click on "More choices".
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In the menu that appears, click on "Use a different account".
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You will then be able to enter "AD\NetID" and your NYU Home password.
"AD\" should always be capitalized and your username should always be lowercase.
7. After entering your credentials, hit "OK"
Once you have successfully connected, you should then see a window pop up displaying the contents of the mastershare.
Instruction set for remapping your Network Drive on your Mac.
1. If you have an existing Mastershare on your Mac already, then you need to delete or modify your saved credentials in Keychain Access.
2. Open Keychain Access. Search for "fs-u1.cims.nyu.edu" and right-click on it when found.
3. Click on Delete "fs-u1.cims.nyu.edu". Click on "Delete" in the pop up window to confirm deletion.
- Alternatively, to modify the entry, right click on "fs-u1.cims.nyu.edu" in Keychain Access and click on "Get Info".
- Change the "Account:" data field from "CIMSSAM\NetID" to "AD\NetID".
- Next, click on "Show password:" Enter your NYU Home password.
4. Click on "Save Changes"
5. Open Finder --> Go --> "Connect to Server..."
6. Enter "smb://fs-u1.cims.nyu.edu/mastershare" and then click "Connect"
7. If you are prompted to enter a username and password, please use AD\NetID along with your NYU Home password.
Once you have successfully connected, you should then see a window pop up displaying the contents of the mastershare.
How to use a GPU with MATLAB
Your CIMS Red Hat 9 Linux Machine might have come with a GPU installed. Having a GPU on your machine enables you to make much more powerful calculations and the like, however deliberately using your GPU is not an automatic process.
Our MATLAB GPU usage guide offers a brief tutorial on how to make MATLAB utilize your GPU device for GPU-accelerated calculations.
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9 Resources -- Frequently Asked Questions
As of June 2024, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9 (RHEL9) is the primary operating system used on desktop systems at Courant. Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9 is also predominantly used on the majority of the Courant Institute's computational resources. If you are curious which Red Hat Enterprise Linux release is currently installed on a Courant machine, then you can simply run "cat /etc/*release" from a terminal.
The RHEL9 FAQ page and its content provide information regarding a variety of issues that our users may have with RHEL9.
Poster Printing
We no longer have a poster printer but occastionally people ask about options. Please see below: