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Andes and Polaris Environments

Both Andes and Polaris run Red Hat Enterprise Linux version 8 and from a software perspective should be identical.

Statistical Software Support

SPSS MacIntosh, Windows Novice to expert SAS Windows, UNIX Novice to expert R Macintosh, Windows, LINUX

Web Authentication System

WebAuth will allow users of Linux and Intel-based Macintosh computers — systems not supported by our old SideCar authentication system — to authenticate to applications.

Setting Up Your Application to Bind with Active Directory Using LDAPS

This article provides step-by-step instructions on how to configure your application to bind securely to the kiewit.dartmouth.edu Active Directory (AD) using LDAPS (LDAP over SSL/TLS). LDAPS... ... Linux: Copy the root CA certificate to the /etc/ssl/certs directory.

Modern Authentication for More Secure Email

Information on Dartmouth's move to Modern authentication for email ... Mac) Link Adding your Dartmouth account to Outlook for Mac Link Android devices KBA Link Linux information KBA Link

Devices Supported on the Dartmouth Network

Learn what devices are or are not supported on Dartmouth networks. ... Raspberry Pi or similar Linux-based SBC Devices Yes Yes Yes In order to connect to eduroam, you will need to configure the device to use WPA3-Enterprise with EAP-TLS. Please see this KB Article on...

Running Jupyter Notebook on High Performance Computing systems

Again, like most Linux/UNIX utilities, SSH succeeds quitely and fails loudly. So if you don't see an error message, it worked! Keep this window open!

eduroam (SecureW2 JoinNow) Installation Instructions

MacOS Windows iOS (iPhone/iPad) Android Linux ChromeOS MacOS Go to wifi.dartmouth.edu in your web browser and click the "Connect to eduroam" button. Linux Debian-based and RedHat-based operating...

FAQs about eduroam and Wi-Fi Connections at Dartmouth

This includes operating systems such as MacOS, Windows 10 and 11, iPhone/iPad, Android, and Linux.