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Quick guide Remote access to lab computers
Students can have remote access to laboratory computers as part of courses and exercises.
You will receive information and access from your lecturer.
Access is via the Splashtop software.
If you have activated your account and would like to attend remote events, download the Splashtop Business software and log in with your access data. NOTE: You can only use the software once an account has been created for you by the university (you will receive an invitation by email)
You can see your current events under "Planned access". This list shows the computers that have been released for remote control for the current event.
Click on the "My Calendar" button to see a calendar of upcoming events for which you are registered.
A few minutes before the event, you will see a list of the computers that will be available for the duration of the event. Gray computers are currently switched off and can be switched on by clicking on the cogwheel (open settings) and then on "Activate". Please note that the activation process takes some time. If you receive an error message or the computer cannot be switched on, please use the web interface to switch on the computer at https://my.splashtop.eu .
Click on Refresh to see when the computer is available (blue display). You can now connect to the computer by double-clicking on it.
At the end of the event, the computers will disappear again and you will be automatically logged out of the computer.
There are multiple possibilities:
- Students obtain their identification automatically by using online enrollment inside the application portal. The user-ID and default password can be looked up via the application portal. To do this, simply log in, then click on "Application status" on the (start) "Application overview" page. Then the "Info page" appears and at the bottom are the access data. You must accept the user rules of the library and computer center beforehand. These login credentials are valid for all services (computer login, mail, Moodle, MyFiles, etc.).
- Professors and workers of the University obtain a sealed envelope with their credentials and telephone information.
- All other users (guest students, lecturers) obtain their credentials via the “Requests”-section of the Computer Centre.
It is important that you change the start password immediately. You can do this easily via our password manager.
There may be different reasons.
- You were exmatriculated or your employment has ended. In that case you are no longer entitled to use the IT infrastructure of the University.
- Your account was locked due to frequent use of an incorrect password. If your password was wrongly entered multiple times your account is locked for 30 minutes. After that you can log into your account by entering the correct password. Incorrect logins are often a result of capslock or the keyboard language being set wrong.
- There may be uncertainties regarding documents or payment for the Students’ Office. Your account is deactivated, if payments weren’t performed or your documents were incomplete. Please refer to the Students’ Office. After successful clarification the Students’ Office will reenable your account.
- Your password may contain unsupported special characters. This may be causing you to be able to log in to certain services, but not others. Please change your password by using the “Change password” feature under “Services” and try again.
The user-IDs of members of the University are four digits.
Should a student be studying for longer time at this University, said student might have an eight-digit user-ID. After changing the study program or newly enrolling (not re-registration), the old user-ID gets decommissioned and a new one generated.
At re-registration the user-ID persists.
If you already have a four-digit user-ID, you will keep it forever.
At the point of exmatriculation or the end of employment your legitimation to use the IT-Infrastructure of the University expires. A students’ user-ID is deactivated automatically on the next Monday after the date of exmatriculation. Mail, Blackboard, Netstorage, WLAN-access, Printing, VPN and all other IT-Services are no longer accessible. For workers and professors the account will be deactivated at the date of termination.
Please beware of the following steps to ensure none of your data gets lost:
- Save all of your data stored on the H:/ drive on to a storage media of your own.
- Save any mails, you may still be needing and ensure any of the senders of mail that sent mail to your University mail address that this address is going to be decommissioned.
Use all of your credit of your printing-account because it will expire.