Using the internet to get access to the Pentium III UNIX (Linux) System requires a secure 
client: ssh  The host address is: ned.highline.edu.

You may use your web browser, ssh client directly on your local (or home) computer 
system once a SLIP or PPP internet session has been established to connect to the internet.  Those 
with DSL or Cable Modems are always connected to the internet.  For example:

1. When connecting via ssh from a UNIX System, 
establish the connection via:             or with ssh via:
       $ ssh youruserid@ned.highline.edu          

rkatz@ned.highline.edu's password: 

This is where you specify your personal user ID given by the instructor or the ICC Lab manager once you've registered.  You 
will then prompted for your password. From that point on, read and follow the on-screen 
instructions.   

2.  If you get a login: prompt, Type:  «youruserid» <Enter>  to establish a login to the ned System.
		(Note: <Enter> means press the key with  "Enter" or the "Return" symbol on it.)

3. The ned system will respond with via ssh, respectively:

       youruserid@ned.highline.edu's password:

4.  Type:  yourpassword <Enter>  to complete the login to the UNIX (Linux) ned System.
		(Note: Your password will not show as you type the characters. This is normal)

5.  If the number of logins to the ned System is below the maximum, shortly you will 
see:
                        WELCOME TO
               __  __   _      __   ___                  __
  ___  ___ ___/ / / /  (_)__ _/ /  / (_)__  ___  ___ ___/ /_ __
 / _ \/ -_) _  / / _ \/ / _ `/ _ \/ / / _ \/ -_)/ -_) _  / // /
/_//_/\__/\_,_(_)_//_/_/\_, /_//_/_/_/_//_/\__(_)__/\_,_/\_,_/
                       /___/

                THIS BOX IS FOR HIGHLINE
                    STUDENT USE ONLY!

###############################################################


[youruserid@ned yourhomedirectory] $

At this point, you have successfully logged in.  The $ represents a prompt for you to type a UNIX 
command.  You will learn many commands to type during the first and all other weeks of the class.