1. Logging in to CMS from off-campus
Open a browser
Go to SSL.BINGHAMTON.EDU
Click on the Network Connection
Close the browser
Login to the network
with PODS or BGM userid & pw
Network connection menu auto-closes
Continue procedure as if you were "on-campus“ as follows:

2. Logging in to CMS from on-campus
Start a TN3270 client
Downloadable from BU computing services
Connect to BINGTZ1.CC.BINGHAMTON.EDU
Login as TJWnnn (your VM account)
Passwords as found on the grade calculator

3. Logging in to Linux from on-campus
Login to CMS (as previously discussed)
After you login, press the “Enter” key once!
You will be prompted to enter:
0 for CMS
1 for Linux
Select 1 to get the menu for selecting your Linux version
If you use Mocha, the F-keys are pre-set for versions 0, 1, 2
Continued…

4. Continuing the boot process
Continually clear the screen until you see:
Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server release 5.2 (Tikanga)
Kernel el5 on an s390x
tjwxxx login:
Where the xxx above is your TJW id#
Enter #CP DISC (your connection will be broken) and close the 3270 window
Start an SSH session (e.g.; Putty)
Connect to TJWnnn.cc binghamton.edu
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5. Continue on-campus login
Login with userid: root
Enter your password to finish logging in
Enter: vncserver
Create a vnc password
(you can use your new root password)
Type: logout
this breaks your connection but leaves your virtual Linux machine running
Close the window by clicking on the X
Use TightVNC to connect again to: TJWnnn.CC.BINGHAMTON.EDU
Use the vnc password you created above