Technical information for staff
Computer
- Hardware will be provided by the head of your department or organisational unit
- Linux OS
- You can install it yourself:
- request a hostname and IP address; in your request, please state the relevant MAC address, your room number and socket number; for network configuration, use DHCP
- see also the configuration tips
- or and will take care of the system installation for you (we typically install Ubuntu LTS); subsequent ongoing maintenance is then by default your responsibility, unless you ask us to handle it
- You can install it yourself:
- Windows OS
- In the case of Windows, do not install the operating system yourself: the installation will be
carried out for you by
winbL-G_orAL@fip4tIa_0ik.muniFCij8pg42.cz(even if Windows is pre-installed)
- In the case of Windows, do not install the operating system yourself: the installation will be
carried out for you by
- It is also possible to install both systems
- You will automatically have a public IPv4 address available on the machine, and we will be happy to assign you an IPv6 address on request
- where there is a justified need, the workstation may be operated 24/7 – please arrange this
with
techFHT0VRbfh@fi87G1l50ED.muniJzjaMPhc_.cz; see also the Site Operating Regulations and its appendix, ‘Application for Permission for 24/7 Operation of Computing Equipment’
Purchase of hardware and accessories
- If you wish to purchase hardware (keyboards, mice, headphones, webcams etc.), please consult the head of your department first
- preferably choose from the Inet shop
- Do not purchase your own network equipment (switches, routers, Wi-Fi access points)
- Do not connect your own
devices to network sockets or move them between sockets
without consulting
unixyxI9RivyX@fiYvz9=BYFL.muni55dnEIKMO.cz(these are often connected to different networks) Consult regarding any purchase of servers - Please consult
unix23k0NJ_yI@fi9XrrVhoxf.muni1GSbovMlK.cz
Access card
- allows access to classrooms, kitchenettes or the department’s facilities (the reader is usually on the side, under the desk)
- Please report any issues to or the HR department
Login details
- For purely faculty services (shared machines at the Faculty of Informatics;
for web services, those in the
fi.muni.cz) use your faculty login details with a separate faculty username and faculty password- The faculty login typically takes the form
prijmeniorqprijmen - you canalso find your login and set your password in the IS
- The faculty login typically takes the form
- For university-wide services, use your UČO and primary password (for the IS or single sign-on, e.g. Inet) or secondary password (Eduroam, VPN, etc.)
- Set up your email
- Email address:
prijmenil_B_Od-K6@fi9Hzhse4pj.munifEElkYAW9.cz- If your faculty login does not take the form
prijmeni, you can request to have one assigned - You can then add it as an additional sending identity in your email client
- If your faculty login does not take the form
Printing
- You can print on all publicly accessible printers and photocopiers
- A code is required for copying and scanning
Shared servers
- as well as the student Linux server Aisa, you also have access to the staff Linux server Anxur and to the computing Linux servers Aura and Arachne
- You can also use the staff Windows terminal server Ate
- On Linux machines, you havea higher disk quota than students
Wi-Fi
- We recommend Eduroam; an alternative is the faculty-only network wlan_fi
- Do not set up your own Wi-Fi hotspots
Other services
- For remote access to the FI network, use the faculty VPN
Further useful information
- Information for lecturers (audio-visual equipment, software in classrooms, GitLab/virtualisation for teaching, examination sessions)
- A similar document for new students
- IT guide for FI
Technical support
- See our technical contact details