Your CS ID is assigned access privileges according to your role withing the Computer Science Department (faculty, staff, or student). For example, a professor in the Stanford AI Lab has access to different computing resources than a CS alumnus.
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- Anyone with a relation to the Computer Science Department (staff, faculty, students and alumni), or an office in Gates.
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- Xenon access via ssh
- Email storage on xenon
- File storage in AFS
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- CS Students (Undergraduate, Masters, PhD) and alumni. Quotas for active students are currently 100MB AFS / 20MB Mail. For alumni, they are 100MB AFS / 20MB Mail.
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- Sunburn access via ssh
- Email storage on Sunburn
- File storage in AFS
- CS IMAP
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- CS Staff and Faculty only. Email storage on sunburn is not encouraged, rather use the CS IMAP service.
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- Access to AI/Robotics Lab systems
- Email storage on ai.stanford.edu
- File storage in AFS
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- Anybody associated with the AI Lab, with faculty approval. File storage in AFS is subject to faculty approval and availability.
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- Access to Theory Lab systems
- Email storage on theory.stanford.edu
- File storage in AFS
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- Anybody associated with the Theory Lab, with faculty approval. File storage in AFS is subject to faculty approval and availability.
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