New Webmail
We have replaced rainloop with roundcube. Check http://webmail2.cs.fsu.edu. Roundcube provides better performance and options than rainloop. We will add mobile friendly skin soon.
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New Email Server
We are happy to announce a new email server, mail2.cs.fsu.edu. The server has two 10-core Xeon CPUs and 16GB RAM with 2TB disk space. It runs CentOS 7.2 and postfix in maildir format. You can check your emails either through webmail — http://webmail2.cs.fsu.edu, or through shell/quake using pine/alpine.
Server Quake
Quake used to be a server that serves CS grads and undergrads. It was removed from production after hardware failure and lack of fund to replace it. Thanks to the Student Tech Fee, we are now able to bring back the server. To access it, ssh to quake.cs.fsu.edu.
New Shell Server
A new server shell.cs.fsu.edu replaced old shell.cs.fsu.edu. It runs CentOS 7.2 Linux. When you ssh to the server, you may see ssh key change warning. You may need to remove old shell.cs.fsu.edu host key before you can accept the new host key. Contact Systems Group if you have questions on the new server.
Tax Security Tip 10
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has released the tenth in a series of tips intended to help the public protect personal and financial data online and at home. This tip describes steps tax preparers can take to protect sensitive information. Recommendations include conducting a full scan of all computer drives and files, making sure that[…]
Tax Security Tip 9
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has released the ninth in a series of tips intended to help the public protect personal and financial data online and at home. This tip describes new procedures taken by the IRS, state governments, and the tax industry to provide a safer, more secure filing environment for taxpayers. Recommendations include[…]
Tax Security Tip 8
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has released the eighth in a series of tips intended to help the public protect personal and financial data online and at home. A new tip will be available each Monday through the start of the tax season in January. This tip describes methods users should follow to protect their[…]
Tax Security Tip 7
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has released the seventh in a series of tips intended to help the public protect personal and financial data online and at home. A new tip will be available each Monday through the start of the tax season in January. This tip describes methods users can follow to protect their[…]
Tax Security Tip 6
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has released the sixth in a series of tips intended to help the public protect personal and financial data online and at home. A new tip will be available each Monday through the start of the tax season in January. This tip describes the types of fraud alerts provided by[…]
Tax Security Tip 5
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has released the fifth in a series of tips intended to help the public protect personal and financial data online and at home. This tip focuses on guarding personal information for family members who are susceptible to malicious attacks. Recommendations include keeping security software active, limiting information shared on social[…]