@@ -78,9 +78,10 @@ under Cygwin mounts, described below.) <p>
<h4><aname="Windows_Passwords"></a> Windows Passwords </h4>
A separate <b>Windows password</b> is kept for use only with experiment nodes
running Windows. It will eventually be presented behind-the-scenes to
rdesktop and Samba by our Web interface. Meanwhile, you will need to type it
on each connection. <p>
running Windows. It is presented behind-the-scenes to rdesktop for RDP logins
by our Web interface. However, we still haven't figured out how to present it
to Windows for the Samba mount of your home directory under an ssh login, so
you will still need to type it on each ssh connection. <p>
The default Windows password is randomly generated. It's easy to change it to
something easier to remember. <p>
...
...
@@ -119,17 +120,19 @@ Currently available images are:
</ul>
<divstyle="margin-left: 40px;"><b>NOTE:</b> The only form of routing that is
currently supported on Windows is <b><code>rtproto Static-old</code></b>.
<code>rtproto Manual</code> should work too. Don't put any other
<code>rtproto</code> statements in your .ns file. <p>
<divstyle="margin-left: 40px;"><b>NOTE:</b> Router nodes can not run Windows
at present. The only form of routing that is currently supported on Windows
is <b><code>rtproto Static-old</code></b>. <code>rtproto Manual</code> should
work too. Don't put any other <code>rtproto</code> statements in your .ns
file. <p>
If you built your experiment .ns file with the <i>NetBuild</i> GUI, be aware
that it puts in a <code>rtproto Static</code> statement, which you will need
to modify to <code>rtproto Static-old</code>. <p>
There is more information
on routing in the <ahref="http://www.emulab.net/tutorial/docwrapper.php3?docname=tutorial.html#Routing"> Routing Section of the Emulab Tutorial. </a><p></div>