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 +[08] WHAT MACHINE DO I LOG INTO FOR SHELL ACCESS?  HOW MANY CONCURRENT LOGINS?
  
 +     If you are an SDF-EU member there is currently only one host which
 +     is 'odin.sdfeu.org' or just 'sdfeu.org'.  This is due to the very 
 +     small userbase and usage.  In the future more servers will be
 +     added to 'sdfeu.org' as needed.
 +
 +     If you are an SDF member, please keep reading.
 +     You may use the following aliases to access SDF:
 +
 +     telnet/ssh:       tty.sdf.org
 +     ftp/sftp/scp:     ftp.sdf.org
 +
 +     Historically you would login to 'sdf.lonestar.org' .. however, SDF
 +     has grown so much, we've got a number of machines available all sharing
 +     the same disks.  So, no matter what machine you login to, the same
 +     files, mail and user programs show up.  If you are at a library or
 +     school which only allows the use of a web browser, you might be 
 +     able to use a java applet ssh client at http://sdf.org/ssh
 +
 +     Here is a quick list of machines available for public access:
 +
 +     --------------------------------------------------------------------
 +     FQDN (hostname)         Hardware Configuration    Membership Access
 +     --------------------------------------------------------------------
 +     ol.sdf.org              AMD64 4GB RAM 4TB DISK    NONE (fileserver)
 +     mx.sdf.org              AMD64 4GB RAM NFS client  NONE (mail server)
 +     sdf.lonestar.org        AMD64 4GB RAM NFS client  general access
 +     otaku.sdf.org           AMD64 4GB RAM NFS client  general access
 +     ukato.sdf.org           AMD64 4GB RAM NFS client  JAVA server
 +     miku.sdf.org            AMD64 4GB RAM NFS client  motd.org, toobnix.org
 +     faeroes.sdf.org         AMD64 4GB RAM NFS client  general access
 +     norge.sdf.org           AMD64 4GB RAM NFS client  VHOST member access
 +     bjork.sdf.org           ALPHA 2GB RAM NFS client  NONE (development)
 +     sverige.sdf.org         AMD64 4GB RAM NFS client  MetaARPA only
 +     iceland.sdf.org         AMD64 4GB RAM NFS client  MetaARPA only
 +     --------------------------------------------------------------------
 + 
 +     You may not login to ol.sdf.org.      It is a fileserver. ('maint' is ok)
 +     You may not login to mx.sdf.org.      It is a fileserver.
 +     You may not login to bjork.sdf.org.   It is for development.
 +
 +     HOW MANY CONCURRENT LOGINS CAN I HAVE?
 +
 +     You can login as many times as you need within reason.  Meaning, if
 +     you need to login 10 times to get your code working, go for it! 
 +
 +     ARE THERE ANY SSH SERVERS RUNNING ON NON-STANDARD PORTS?
 +
 +     MetaARPA members may connect via SSH on ports 22, 23, 53, 110, 143, 
 +     and 993 to meta.sdf.org.  These instances of the SSH server support
 +     TCP Tunneling and X11 Forwarding.  Both iceland and sverige run 
 +     https on port 443, but sdf, otaku, ukato, faeroes and miku support
 +     tunnelling on ports 53, 110, 143 and 443.
 +
 +     SDF-EU (sdf-eu.org) run instances of the SSH server on ports 465, 587,
 +     995, 996 1025, 8080 and 7070 which support TCP Tunneling and X11 
 +     Forwarding.  Port 22 is of course available, but does not support Meta-
 +     ARPA features.
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