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Revision as of 18:59, 28 May 2019
ODU Computer Science | Virtual Desktop Lab User’s Guide
The Computer Science Department provides a Virtual Computer Lab as a remote computer solution. "VCLab" allows ODU remote faculty and students access to computer lab machine images over their network. Our users can interact with the remote operating system and its applications as if they were running locally.
The Virtual Computer Lab features:
- Up-to-date operating system
- Software development applications including IDEs and database tools
- Modern look and feel
- HTML5 web browser as a VDI client
This documentation is divided into the following sections
- Accessing Virtual Computer Lab from a web browser
- Accessing Virtual Computer Lab with a native RDP client
Accessing VDLab from Web Browser
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- Navigate to https://vdportal.cs.odu.edu
- At the login screen, provide your CS credentials
- Connect to the server by clicking Virtual Desktop Lab
Remote Desktop Client
- Navigate to https://vdportal.cs.odu.edu/RDWeb
- At the login screen, provide your CS credentials in the format CS\username
- Download the pre-configured RDP file by clicking Virtual Desktop Lab
- You will be prompted to download a pre-configured RDP file
- This file can be renamed and saved for future sessions. This example below, the file is renamed and saved to the Desktop.
- If you have saved to your Desktop, you will see the following shortcut. Double clicking the icon will launch an RDP connection