Connecting to Eustis

We will be using UCF’s own server, called Eustis, for uploading all projects and exercises this semester.

Here is how to connect to Eustis from the command-line:

ssh NID@eustis.eecs.ucf.edu

Where NID is your UCF NID, e.g., ab123456.

Do not use eustis3 as you won’t be able to access the git server.

Off-campus Access

Eustis is only accessible on campus or via VPN.

Please visit https://secure.vpn.ucf.edu to get started.

You can test your UCF VPN connection using this link: https://newton.i2lab.ucf.edu/wiki/Help:VPN#Test_vpn

External Guides

(Links are for informational purposes only and their inclusion is not an endorsement of their content.)

Guides to connecting to an SSH server: - via Linux - via Mac OS - via Windows

Guides to connecting to Eustis:

• A Guide to Eustis and the Linux Command Line
• Eustis tutorial

Setting up an SSH key: allows you to avoid entering your password every time you log in!