There are several ways of accessing your files remotely:

1. You could e-mail the source files to yourself from a lab system.

2. You can mount the H: drive on your own system. Linux/Mac users, you will need to smbmount the drive. The instructions for Windows XP users are included below. For more information, see the "Access to filespace" section on http://www.cse.msu.edu/facility/access/remote.php.
    1. Go to the Start menu and right click on "My Computer".
    2. Click on "Map Network Drive..."
    3. Choose a drive letter for your CSE space to be identified as (You may want to choose H: if it is available so you are not confused when instructions refer to the H: drive).
    4. In the folder section, enter \\coral.cse.msu.edu\.
    5. Make sure the "Reconnect at logon" box is checked and click finish.
    6. When the authentication window appears, enter your CSE user id and password.
    7. The contents of your H: drive is now available at the drive letter you chose.


3. You can work on the remote server from home. The instructions to do this are below:
  1. connect to the CSE windows server from a windows machine by going to Start -> All Programs -> Accessories -> Remote Desktop Connection or Start -> All Programs -> Accessories -> Communications -> Remote Desktop Connection
  2. Enter tsserv.cse.msu.edu as the computer. Click connect.
  3. In the username and password window, enter CSE\ as your username, and your CSE password as the password.
  4. You should now be at a desktop that looks and acts like the ones in the lab. You can work on this system if you need to and the H: drive is available there. Log-off when you are finished.

4. You can download and install a sftp client and connect to a CSE server (probably arctic.cse.msu.edu) to upload and download your files.

For the Mac and Unix/Linux users out there, you will have to find a way to adapt one of these methods to suit you like using rdesktop or the smbmount command.