Getting Started on UNIX
		UNIX accounts are made automatically for Faculty/Staff upon employment and for students upon enrollment. UNIX accounts can run programs and supply disk space. Click details for availability or do it to set/reset your ITS network password/get your NETID.
		Connect to UNIX using SSH
		Installing the SSH software will enable you to telnet and ftp using a secure, encrypted connection.
		Build your webpage in your UNIX file space
		You can create a web page and place it in your UNIX file space. See details to find instructions for getting started.
		Manage and use UNIX file space
		Learn about UNIX directories. Check quota and quota usage, check the file backup schedule, or request that a file be restored.
		Common UNIX Commands
		A brief description of several UNIX commands intended to give a new user a good starting point for managing a UNIX account
		Accessing email via UNIX: Webmail and Pine
		"Pine" (Program for Internet News & E-mail) is an e-mail and news reader program that allows you to send, receive and view internet e-mail and news. Webmail is the recommended "web-based" email client for UA students.

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