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About the systems:
- Cray Y-MP EL (yel)
- Cyber 960 (cy960)
- Cyber 860 (cy860)
- Cyber 830 (phoenix)
- Desktop Cyber (dtcyber)
- Control Data Net (cdcnet)
- SGI Origin 2000 (o2000)
- CData 4680 (majestix)
- Sun Enterprise 10000 (e10k)
- Cray T3E (t3e)
- NEC SX-4B (sx4b)
- NEC UP4800/675 (siox)
- Cray J916 (uhu)
- Cray J932 (huh)
- Cray C90
- Cray T3D
- Fujitsu VPP300 (vpp)
- Bull DPS 6000
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Pictures:
- General pictures
- Deinstallation of CY830s
- CDC Cyber Boards
- Tours day on Nov 23rd 2002
- Tours day on Nov 29th 2003
- Tours day on Nov 27th 2004
- Picking up a Cray J932
- Acquisition of IPPs Cray J916
- The move
- The renovation
- Vintage computer rooms
- Operating a DEC10
- Screenshots CC545
- Air Conditioning
- Cyber 2000 from Zurich (external)
- Moving to datArena (external, short overview)
- Moving to datArena (external, long version)

Hardware Projects
- Cyber Disk Emulator
- MUNIAC Vacuum Tube Computer

Team Members:
- John G. Zabolitzky
- Alexander Mann
- Freddy Meerwaldt
- Wolfgang Stief

In memory of:
- Seymour Cray
- Control Data Corp
- Cray Research
- Cray Computer Corp
- ERA
 

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Terms of usage:

Preface: In order to use the cray-cyber-network you have to agree to the following terms of usage. NOTE: By logging in (even to a guest account) you are agreeing to these terms. Doing anything which is against these rules will have consequences such as the deletion of your account or even the ban of your IP (-range).

0. Persons authorized to use the systems:
Our computer systems may not be used by citizens coming from one of the following states (or from a national resident of): Cuba, Iraq, Libya, Sudan, North Korea, Iran, Syria or any other country to which the U.S. has embargoed goods.
The usage of our computing systems for military purposes (especially the research of nuclear, chemical and biological weapons or their rocket carrier systems) is also prohibited.
Furthermore, only non-commercial use of the systems is allowed. The usage of our systems is forbidden if you plan to make money with your work where you used (even one) of our systems for.

1. Security:
You are not allowed to give away your password to any third party - it's no problem to get an account, so better obtain an own one.
Furthermore, we advice the logon via SSH (encrypted connection) but telnet login is still possible. There is a SSH client for almost every operating system - see http://www.freessh.org.
For more information about logging in, see how to access the systems.

2. Take care of other users:
You are not the only user of the systems, so please take care.
Do not cause heavy traffic such as uploading/downloading huge files etc. as we only have a limited bandwidth of 768 kBit down and 384 kBit up.
If you have large files to transfer, don't transfer them on saturdays, but better during the other days.
Do not run prewritten CPU-intensive procesess such as Seti@Home - other users want some time, too.
This rule doesn't include selfwritten programs - if you have a project you want to be computed on one of our computers, feel free to start it, but if you do please keep in mind that these are vector-computers and so don't run a program which doesn't make any use of the vector-features.

3. Take care about the operators:
Remember that it's our time we are spending in order to give you the opportunety to play with this old iron.
So please always provide your real information if you're asked to do so (especially guest logins)
Do not use these systems for commercial use, or if you plan to do so, please contact us at mail@cray-cyber.org so we can vote about your plan - you will hear from us, but without explicit permission, commercial use is forbidden.
If you try to do something bad to a machine, or try to gain more privileges than you were given, or try to abuse the privileges you were given, your account will be deleted instantly and if you continue, your IP(-range) will be banned (think about other users of the same network - they won't like it ;))
Don't use these machines as a free storage - disk space at these times was expansive, and we only have a limited number of HDDs available.
If you request an account, make sure you use it from time to time, too - nothing is more annoying than creating an account which is never being used.

Generally: Think before you act!!!

The administrators preserve the right to ban a user from the network without a certain reason (they normally won't do so, but you know youself what's stupid and what is not).
These machines are originally intended to preserve the old culture and machines and make them available for everyone who just wants to play around, do software developing or whatever.
Everyone is welcome, have a great time and do not hestitate to contact us if you have questions.

These terms are subject to change at any time without further notice.

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Document last modified on: Sun, 12.October.2014 16:07:00