src/support/backup.md

@@ -1,72 +0,0 @@
-# UL Email Backup
-
-After you graduate, your UL student email account will be deactivated.  
-There's a decent chance that you'll need access to the emails in that account at some point in the future, so it's a good idea to back them up before you lose access.  
-
-We recommend exporting your emails before your account is deactivated, which happens shortly after graduation (approximately 3 months).  
-You can export your emails from Outlook, which is the official email client for UL student accounts.  
-
-Outlook has two modes, New Outlook and Classic Outlook.  
-As of the time of writing, New Outlook does not support exporting emails, so you will need to use Classic Outlook to back up your emails.  
-If you already use Classic Outlook, you can skip the following section and go straight to [Backup Email][0].  
-
-## Switching to Classic Outlook
-
-1. **Open Outlook**:  
-   Launch the Outlook application on your computer.    
-2. **Access the ``Help`` Tab**:  
-   Click on the ``Help`` tab in the top left taskbar.    
-   ![Outlook Help Bar][1]  
-3. **Switch to Classic Outlook**:  
-   In the ``Help`` tab, click on "``Switch to Classic Outlook``".    
-4. **Confirm the Switch**:  
-   If prompted, confirm that you want to switch to Classic Outlook by clicking ``Skip Feedback``.    
-   ![Switch to Classic Outlook][2]  
-5. **Done!**:  
-   Outlook will close, and then reopen in Classic mode.  
-
-## Backup Email
-
-1. **Log in to your UL Student Email**:  
-   Open up Outlook or your preferred email client and log in to your UL student email account.  
-2. **Access the File Menu**:  
-   Click on the "``File``" tab in the top left corner of Outlook.  
-   ![File Menu][3]  
-3. **Access Open * Export**:  
-   In the left sidebar, click on "``Open & Export``".  
-   ![Open & Export][4]  
-4. **Export to a File**:  
-   Click on "``Import/Export``" to open the Import and Export Wizard.  
-   ![Import/Export Wizard][5]  
-5. **Choose Export to a File**:  
-   Select "``Export to a file``" and click "``Next``".  
-6. **Select File Type**:  
-   Choose "``Outlook Data File (.pst)``" and click "``Next``".  
-   ![Export to Outlook Data File][6]  
-7. **Select the Folder to Export**:  
-   Choose the folder you want to back up (e.g., "``Inbox``") and ensure "``Include subfolders``" is checked.  
-   Click "``Next``"  
-   ![Select Folder to Export][7]  
-8. **Choose the Destination**:  
-   Click "``Browse``" to select where you want to save the exported file.  
-   Choose a location on your computer and give the file a name (e.g., "UL_Student_Email_Backup.pst").  
-   Click "``Finish``".  
-   ![Choose Destination][8]  
-9. **Set a Password (Optional)**:  
-   You can set a password for the PST file if you want to protect it.  
-   If you don't want to set a password, just click "``OK``".  
-   ![Set Password][9]  
-10. **Backup Complete**:  
-    Your UL student email will now be backed up to the specified file.  
-    You can access this file later using Outlook or import it into another email client.  
-
-[0]: #backup-email  
-[1]: ./backup/backup_1.png  
-[2]: ./backup/backup_2.png  
-[3]: ./backup/backup_3.png  
-[4]: ./backup/backup_4.png  
-[5]: ./backup/backup_5.png  
-[6]: ./backup/backup_6.png  
-[7]: ./backup/backup_7.png  
-[8]: ./backup/backup_8.png  
-[9]: ./backup/backup_9.png  

src/tutorials/skynet/connect_vpn.md

@@ -1,73 +0,0 @@
-# Connect to Skynet VPN
-
-## Nix (recommended)
-
-For folks who have [nix][nix] installed they can use this. 
-Details on how to use it can be found on the [github].  
-
-If you have NixOS installed you can use the following module.  
-It makes use of ``Home Manager`` to create the config file in ``$USERNAME``'s home dir.  
-Using ``vpn up`` and ``vpn down`` to control the vpn.
-
-```nix
-/*
-Config for UL VPN.
-Opens a small browser to grab the cookie
-Use ``vpn up ul`` and ``vpn down ul``
-*/
-{inputs, ...}: {
-  # https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/issues/231038#issuecomment-1637903456
-  environment.etc."ppp/options".text = "ipcp-accept-remote";
-
-  home-manager.users."$USERNAME".home = {
-    file.".vpn".text = ''
-      [
-          {
-              "name": "ul",
-              "host": "ulssl.ul.ie",
-              "port": 443,
-              "default": true,
-              "cert": ""
-          }
-      ]
-    '';
-
-    packages = [
-      inputs.openfortivpn-cli.packages.x86_64-linux.default
-    ];
-  };
-}
-```
-## Linux
-
-1. Install [openfortivpn], its available in many distros repositories, it also has instructions for building from source  
-2. Run ```sudo openfortivpn ulssl.ul.ie:443 -u <studentmail here> -p "<password for studentmail>" --saml-login --trusted-cert 22edd86cce8a4d46591f0f8b63f388b98d9abc8a2eb4cd684c85172be066bac2```  
-3. Click link in terminal and verify through browser  
-4. Should now be on the vpn - can be tested with ```ssh <skynet username>@cadie.skynet.ie```  
-
-
-## Windows
-1. Install [FortiClient VPN-only][windows-forticlient].
-2. Create a new profile with teh following values:
-
-   | Field            | Value           |
-   |------------------|-----------------|
-   | Gateway          | ``ulssl.ul.ie`` |
-   | Port             | ``443``         |
-   | Enable SSO       | Ticked          |
-   | External browser | Ticked          |
-3. Connect
-   * A browser window will open up.
-4. Login using your UL ``email``/``password``.
-
-
-
-[openfortivpn]: https://github.com/adrienverge/openfortivpn
-[windows-forticlient]: https://www.fortinet.com/support/product-downloads#vpn
-
-
-
-
-
-[nix]: ../../skynet/nix.md
-[github]: https://github.com/adrienverge/openfortivpn

src/tutorials/skynet/create_ssh.md

@@ -79,10 +79,9 @@ nano config
 Or open up in a text editor.
 
 ### Windows/Linux
-This is what we want to have in the file.  
-The below is valid currently and suitable for users and admins.
+This is what we want to have in the file.
 ```
-Host *.skynet.ie 193.1.99.* 193.1.96.165
+Host *.skynet.ie
    User $USERNAME
    IdentityFile ~/.ssh/skynet/$USERNAME
    IdentitiesOnly yes