Linux Remote Login Service

The CAEN Linux Remote Login Service allows eligible individuals at Michigan Engineering to remotely access the CAEN Lab Software Environment (CLSE) for Linux remotely.

NOTE: To use the Linux Remote Login Service from off-campus locations, you must first connect to the U-M Virtual Private Network (VPN): https://its.umich.edu/enterprise/wifi-networks/vpn

Articles (14)

Pinned Article How do I connect to CAEN's Linux Remote Login Service using Secure Shell (SSH)?

Pinned Article How do I connect to the Linux Remote Login Service using the CAEN VNC client?

Pinned Article What is CAEN's Linux Remote Login Service?

How can I find a Linux lab computer to connect to remotely?

How can I install additional software on the CAEN Ubuntu VDI machines?

How do I connect to the CAEN Linux Remote Login/VNC servers from my personal Linux computer?

Is the U-M VPN required to connect to the CAEN Linux Remote Login Service?

What are the policies for running background or unattended programs on CAEN computers?

What is Secure Shell (SSH)?

What settings or tips I should know when using the CAEN VNC client?

When I log into a Linux CLSE computer, I either cannot run software (e.g. command not found), or am automatically logged out. How can I fix this?

Why are some Linux Remote Login/VNC servers restricted by location?

Why can't I find certain software applications when using CAEN remote access services?

Why must I enter my UMICH password each time I connect to the CAEN Linux Remote Login Service? Can I use Public Key authentication?