\\papercut3.its.iastate.edu\ATANSFF-226-color *preferred color printer*
atanasoff-226-hpljm750.cs.iastate.edu
\\papercut3.its.iastate.edu\ATANSFF-0226-estudio
\\papercut3.its.iastate.edu\ATANSFF-0226-estudioa
If you cannot access these, please contact coms-ssg@iastate.edu
As of January 2021, Computer Science will no longer be using reserve.cs.iastate.edu for room reservations. We have moved to Outlook calendars for room reservations. Here is documentation on how to use Outlook calendars for room reservations
This page documents how to add a network printer to an OS X machine. If you have a Microsoft Windows device, you'll want to check out this page.
Prior to setting up your printer you may want to install the vendor supplied drivers to make sure all features are available.
An example would be that using generic drivers may not allow you to print a color 11x17 (tableture) page.
Pre-req - Install instructions and driver downloads:
This page documents how to add a network printer to a Microsoft Windows machine. If you have an OS X device, you'll want to check out this page.
Go to Windows File Explorer (Shortcut: hit Windows and E at the same time on your keyboard)
To connect to Linux servers like pyrite and popeye, you need to use an SSH client. For Windows users, we recommend the third-party program PuTTY. For OS X users, we recommend running the built-in SSH client from Terminal. This tutorial covers how to access this application.
First, open Terminal:
The IT support group (SSG) maintains a large list of equipment available for checkout by students. Specific check out rules vary slightly based on the piece of equipment, please contact coms-ssg@iastate.edu or stop by Pearson 0125 or Atanasoff B09 with equipment checkout questions. Checkouts are on a first come, first serve basis. Due to the amount of laptops available we cannot hold or reserve them. MacBook Air laptops are not available to check out the first two weeks as they are reserved for class projects that might need one.
Thanks to the hard work of the IT support staff over the summer, the infrastructure from the departmental server room previously housed in Atanasoff 0116B has been successfully migrated to the server room in Pearson Hall and the University data center in Durham hall.
The Department of Computer Science maintains several mailing lists, which are created on the Iowa state University Mailman servers and managed by the System Support Group (SSG).
Most undergraduate lists are maintained by data retrieved from Beardshear Hall. Users that are not on one of these lists, but wish to be, can subscribe to the list by sending an email to the SSG. Please indicate in the email the name of the list to be subscribed.
