OutLANd Networking Policy
TSO maintains a range of IP network addresses, referred to as OutLANd, that may be used for non-TSO-managed systems. The purpose of OutLANd is to provide a network for systems that require a fixed IP address (and associated DNS name) but are not managed by TSO OutLANd is intended for those with special and compelling computing needs and is not intended as a convenience for users who simply want to administer their own system.
Local System Administrator Policy
The following policy applies to research desktops and servers. Administrative access to enterprise desktops will be handled on a case-by-case basis. For more information, please contact the TSO HelpDesk at helpdesk@cc.gatech.edu.
Recycle Personally Owned Electronics
Electronics recycling is still somewhat of a challenge. Here are some resources that you might consider:
Surplusing Lab Equipment
Each lab is responsible for initiating surplus of institute-owned equipment. Refer to the Georgia Tech policy on retiring equipment for detailed info. Please follow the procedure below:
Moving Lab Equipment
Each lab is responsible for tracking and moving its Institute-owned equipment. If the system is moved to another room, please notify helpdesk@cc.gatech.edu of the following info for inventory tracking purposes:
- System name
- System type
- System serial number
- GT property number
Repair Lab Equipment
Dell Hardware
- If you suspect a hardware problem on a Dell system, follow these steps.
- Go to the Dell Support page: http://support.dell.com
- Register and/or login with your Dell web account
- Enter your Dell's Service Support Tag number to find out how many days you have left.
- Download the Diagnostics CD for your system and run a full diagnostics (Dell will ask you to do this later so you migh