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Connecting to the WI-FI with WSU-SECURE and WSI-PUBLIC
This article provides information about Wayne State University's wireless networks, including WSU-SECURE, WSU-PUBLIC, and WSU-LIMITED. It also includes setup instructions, tips for improved connectivity, and frequently asked questions.
What are computer operating system updates? Why do I need them?
This article explains the importance of keeping your computer’s operating system up to date to protect against security risks. It provides step-by-step instructions for installing updates on Windows, macOS, and Chromebooks, along with guidance for unsupported systems.
How do I run XQuartz on macOS?
To run XQuartz on macOS, first download and install it from XQuartz.org. Open XQuartz from Applications > Utilities, and keep it running in the background. Then, open Terminal and connect to the Grid using ssh -X AccessID@grid.wayne.edu (replace AccessID with your own). This enables GUI applications. For example, type xterm to launch Xterm or ml matlab followed by matlab to run Matlab.
How do I SSH to the Grid on macOS?
On macOS, you can SSH into the Grid using Terminal. Open Terminal, then connect with the command ssh AccessID@grid.wayne.edu (replacing AccessID with your own). If prompted, verify the server’s public key by typing yes. Enter your password and complete Duo authentication when asked. Once approved, you’ll be logged into the Grid.