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Accessing Unix from Server
I am trying to access my school's unix server. On one of the tutorials they passed out there were instructions on how to dial a modem to connect or something but I think i should be able to connect to it through my school's internet connection. All of my school's computers has access to a unix server and people have usernames and passwords to access the system so I was wondering what I should download to get a unix system on my computer that I can run in windows and access my school's server. Thanks in advance.
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