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Computers by function

Remote Login Servers (SUN)

Any OCF user can log into any of these computers via ssh or sftp:

apocalypse, conquest, famine.

For your convenience, use the name "ocf.berkeley.edu" instead, it points to all three of them.

Lab Computers (SUN)

These computers are available for console login in Heller Lab, but you may also ssh to them

blizzard, firestorm, hurricane, monsoon, sandstorm, tornado, typhoon, whirlwind.

Lab Computers (Windows)

These computers are only available for console login in Heller Lab

anthrax, biohazard, blight, earthquake, epidemic, jaws, pox, plague, outbreak, madcow, locusts, tsunami, typhoon, tempest, volcano.

Server Back-end Computers (SUN)

OCF Users should not login directly to these computers

death (aka www.ocf)

Web server, file server, tape backup

war (aka mail.ocf)

Mail server, file server

pestilence

Backup mail server

millennium

Solaris SPARC testbed

Computers by model

SPARC Architecture Computers

These machines all run the Solaris 8 operating system from Sun

machine name	model	CPU	memory	data storage
conquest	Sun Ultra 1	167 MHz UltraSPARC I	320 MB RAM
famine	Sun Ultra 1	167 MHz UltraSPARC I	320 MB RAM
apocalypse	Sun Ultra 1	167 MHz UltraSPARC I	320 MB RAM
pestilence	Sun Ultra 1	167 MHz UltraSPARC I	192 MB RAM
death	Sun Enterprise 250	2 x 400MHz UltraSPARC II	2 GB RAM	2x18GB + 4x36GB, 216GB Sun A1000 disk array, DDS3 tape drive with autoloader
war	Sun Blade 100	500MHz UltraSPARC IIe	1GB RAM	2x15GB + 90GB Sun Multipack disk array (90GB)
avalanche, fallingrocks, mudslide	Sun Ultra 5	270 MHz UltraSPARC IIi	128 MB RAM
8 lab workstations	Sun Ultra 1	167 MHz UltraSPARC I	192-256MB RAM
9 lab workstations	Sun Blade 100	500MHz UltraSPARC IIe	512MB RAM

x86 Architecture Computers

These machines all run the Windows 2000 Professional operating system from Microsoft.
However, some are dualboot with a random version of BSD or Linux, for testing (staff play) purposes.

Gateway Select (10x)
video: NVidia GeForce 256 DDR 32MB
display: 15.1" flat panel LCD
DVD: 6x
CD-RW: phillips 8x4x32

machine name	model	CPU	memory	additional
anthrax	Gateway Select	1000 MHz Athlon	384 MB RAM	DVD, CD-RW
biohazard	Gateway Select	1000 MHz Athlon	384 MB RAM	DVD, CD-RW
blight	Gateway Select	1000 MHz Athlon	384 MB RAM	DVD, CD-RW, broken floppy
epidemic	Gateway Select	1000 MHz Athlon	384 MB RAM	DVD, CD-RW
jaws	Gateway Select	1000 MHz Athlon	384 MB RAM	DVD, CD-RW
pox	Gateway Select	1000 MHz Athlon	384 MB RAM	DVD, CD-RW
plague	Gateway Select	1000 MHz Athlon	384 MB RAM	DVD, CD-RW
outbreak	Gateway Select	1000 MHz Athlon	384 MB RAM	DVD, CD-RW
madcow	Gateway Select	1000 MHz Athlon	384 MB RAM	DVD, CD-RW
locusts	Gateway Select	1000 MHz Athlon	384 MB RAM	DVD, CD-RW

Digital PC (x1)
CPU: P100
memory: 38MB

drought

* dying (dead?)

PowerPC Architecture Computer

These computers run Mac OS.

Apple iMac

asuc-xx - 15" flat panel, G4 800MHz, cd-rw

Apple Performa 6360AV (webcam)

heatwave

Digital DECstation Workstations (no longer in use and thrown out)

These machines used to run the Ultrix operating system from DEC

DECstation 5000/125

DECstation 5000/25 "Personal"

DECstation/3100

DECstation/2100

Apollo Domain Workstations (no longer in use and thrown out)

We've had some Apollos in the past -- since 1988 in fact. They were our first lab machines ever. Last year's SM, katster, sent them all to E&S -- a.k.a. campus salvage. They were simply too old to be useful. As with time, technology marches on, if less inexorably.

Printers

logjam

HP Laserjet 8150DN
32 pages/minute b/w use it in our Lab!

logjam (the first one we got for the new lab; not used)

HP Laserjet 4050N
This baby has 16ppm black and white capabilities!

logjam (the first one)

HP Laserjet 4MP
Our printer was stolen during June, July or August of summer 1999. That's what happens with lax security and no lockdown cabling.

More Information

Everything else

Most of the equipment listed here is in Heller Lab, MLK Student Union. The servers are in another building close by. OCF has additional machinery that is even slower than what is listed above. Thus, we are always open to donations of decent equipment from individuals or corporations, so if you are thinking about it, please contact us. Contributors will at minimum receive receipts for their equipment. We are considering other computer platforms, but that depends on other factors which are being worked out...

We will take any recent (within a couple years) Sun equipment, as well as Pentium- and PowerPC-class machines that work.

To arrange a tax-deductible equipment donation, please contact us at donations@ocf.berkeley.edu and thank you in advance!

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