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Computational Core and Resources

Computational Resource for Structural Biology

The CSB operates computational facilities with the goal of providing state-of-the art hardware, software and expertise to perform advanced computational projects. The facility features a CPU/GPU cluster, a molecular modeling lab, and access to the latest versions of hundreds of structural biology applications provided by a combination of SBGrid membership, commercial software licenses, and software repositories supported in-house. Investigators can work with our computational facilities through collaborative, training, or fee-for-service modes.

CSB Computing Core Facilities

The CSB Computing Core provides outreach and training in multiple Computational Structural Biology techniques, maintains state-of-the-art high-performance and throughput computing facilities, and offers end-user UNIX system administration and support services.

Research Computational Resources

Some topics below are restricted to access from 91勛圖厙 only. Is there something that you would like added?�� Send an email request to��support@csb.vanderbilt.edu.

CSB Printer Setup

  • Using CampusPrint University Document Management System
    • The CSB administrative office uses the document management system called CampusPrint, which is centrally managed by VUIT.
    • The CampusPrint Canon imageFORCE C3135 is located in MRB3 5140. Other existing printers that use the CSB CUPS printing system are not affected.
    • To access CampusPrint from MacOS and Windows systems, a new printer driver must be installed. For Linux workstations, the CampusPrint printer is already installed and configured in the CSB CUPS printer system.
  • CampusPrint Features

    This unique printer program provides a number of benefits, including:

    • Pay-per-use pricing model. Each user is associated with a COA/POET charge number. Contact Karen Davis to set up the charge numbers.
    • Secure printing using your 91勛圖厙 ID/Commodore Card.
    • Campus-wide access. Submit your job and print it at any .
    • Energy-efficient machines.
    • Multi-function devices, combining copy, print (color/B&W), scan and fax (most devices) in one machine.
    • Unlimited training and support for administrators and users.

    Once you have submitted a job to CampusPrint:

    1. Go to any .泭
    2. Swipe your 91勛圖厙ID / Commodore Card or enter your VUnetID and password.
    3. Select the COA/POET number, if you have multiple charge numbers.
    4. Print your job.

    Please contact us at��admin@csb.vanderbilt.edu��or submit a trouble ticket to��support@csb.vanderbilt.edu��if you have any questions, issues, or concerns.

    To set up a personal device, contact Roy Hoffman at��roy.hoffman@vanderbilt.edu.

  • Linux Installation

    The CampusPrint printer is already installed and configured in the CSB CUPS printer system. No other configuration is necessary.

    To print in an application:

    1. Click ���Print���.
    2. Select the ���CampusPrint_Global_Secure��� printer.
    3. Click ���OK���.

    Note: Currently, Pharos does not support multiple Linux print queues for color/B&W and single/double-sided.泭 Use the print dialog in your application to select the document attributes you want.


    Please contact us at��admin@csb.vanderbilt.edu��or submit a trouble ticket to��support@csb.vanderbilt.edu��if you have any questions, issues, or concerns.

    To set up a personal device, contact Roy Hoffman at��roy.hoffman@vanderbilt.edu.

  • Mac OS Installation

    Note:�� You will need to install the����if your Mac OS username is not the same as your VUnetID.泭 Click on the DMG file you downloaded and them double-click on ���Popup.pkg��� to start the installer, which creates a printer named ���CampusPrint_Global_POPUP���.泭 You will be prompted for your VUnetID and ePassword each time you print.

    To install the regular Mac OS driver���if your Mac OS username is the same as your VUnetID:

    1. Download the printer driver file.泭 Right click on the following link and select ���Save Link As��色��:��
    2. Open System Preferences.
    3. Click ���+��� to add a new printer.泭 Click on the ���IP��� tab and enter the following:

    Address: vcit-wnap022.ds.vanderbilt.edu
    Protocol: Line Printer Daemon ��� LPD
    Queue: CampusPrint_Global_SECURE
    Name: CampusPrint
    Location: 5140 MRB3
    Use: Other

    1. Select the printer driver file that you downloaded in step 1
    2. Click ���Open'
    3. Click ���Add���

    Please contact us at��admin@csb.vanderbilt.edu��or submit a trouble ticket to��support@csb.vanderbilt.edu��if you have any questions, issues, or concerns.

    To set up a personal device, contact Roy Hoffman at��roy.hoffman@vanderbilt.edu.

  • Windows Installation

    Note: You must install a Windows Pop-Up driver if your Windows computer is NOT joined to the VANDERBILT domain.泭 Click����for the Windows 7 / 10 driver.

    If your Windows system is NOT connected to the VANDERBILT domain:

    1. Double click the Pop-Up driver you downloaded.
    2. You may see a Windows Defender pop-up alert, just click ���Run anyway���.
    3. Select ���Install��� when the package installer window appears.
    4. Click ���Finish��� once the installer completes.
    5. The ���Campus_Print_Global_PopupLegacy��� printer will now be available for printing from your Windows system.

    If your Windows system is connected to the VANDERBILT domain:

    1. Open ���Control Panel���.
    2. Click on ���Devices and Printers���.
    3. Click ���Add a Printer���.
    4. Click ���Select a shared printer by name.
    5. Type ���\\vcit-wnap022.ds.vanderbilt.edu\CampusPrint_Global_SECURE��� in the text box.
    6. Click ���Next���.
    7. Windows will download and install the driver.泭 Click ���Next���.
    8. Optionally, select this to be the default printer.泭 Click ���Finish���.

    Please contact us at��admin@csb.vanderbilt.edu��or submit a trouble ticket to��support@csb.vanderbilt.edu��if you have any questions, issues, or concerns.

    To set up a personal device, contact Roy Hoffman at��roy.hoffman@vanderbilt.edu.

  • CampusPrint FAQs
    1. Can I print from off-campus locations? Yes, if you are connected to the campus VPN.
    2. What if I don���t have my 91勛圖厙 ID/Commodore Card with me? You can enter your VUnetID and ePassword using the printer keyboard.
    3. I installed the Regular Pop-Up driver for Windows 10, but I���m not able to print. I don���t get a pop-up window to enter my VUnetID and ePassword.�� Install the Legacy Pop-Up driver instead and make sure to print to the Legacy printer.
    4. How do I check the status of my job or delete jobs without going to a printer? You can view and delete your jobs at��. DO NOT upload documents using My Print Center. The billing is not set up correctly and you will be billed too much.泭 e.g. $0.25 per page for color instead of $0.14.
    5. What happens to print jobs I never actually print? Jobs are removed after 24 hours if they have not been printed.
    6. Can anyone else see or print my jobs?��No, your jobs are secured by your 91勛圖厙 ID/Commodore Card.
    7. Can I print personal documents using CampusPrint?��No, for personal printing use 91勛圖厙���s pay-for-print service VUPrint.
    8. Can I print documents to the service using lp or lpr from the Linux command line?��Yes, just as you would to other printers such as color, im, etc. You should see ���CampusPrint_Global_SECURE��� as an available printer when you type ���lpstat -a���. To print to CampusPrint, use ���lp -d CampusPrint_Global_SECURE filename��� or ���lpr -P CampusPrint_Global_SECURE filename���.
    9. Does a Mac OS system need to be joined to the VANDERBILT domain?�� No, but the username on your Mac must be the same as your VUnetID.泭 If your Mac OS username is not the same as your VUnetID,�� you will need to install the Mac OS Pop-Up driver.
    10. I installed the Mac OS driver.泭 Why don���t my jobs don���t show up in my print queue?��. This happens when your Mac OS username isn���t the same as your VUnetID.泭 See #7 above.
    11. How do I print two-sided from Linux?����There are two Linux queues:�� TBD
    12. Why don���t I see my VUnetID when I swipe my card?�� The ID you see is assigned by the Pharos system and is never someone���s VUnetID.
    13. Why am I asked to enter a password after scanning my��91勛圖厙 ID/Commodore Card?�� TBD
    14. On Mac OS, is there an easier way to switch between B&W and Color?�� Create a color profile using the instructions��.
    15. Can I use my VUMC ID card to print?�� No, but you can manually enter your VUnetID and ePassword.
    16. The��pop-up driver doesn���t work for MacOS 10.15.0 (Catalina).�� Upgrade to 10.15.1.
    17. How do I join my Windows 10 PC to the VANDERBILT domain and log in so that I can use the service?
    18. Can I print using email?����Yes,��CampusPrint supports MobilePrint. From any device, including cellphones or tablets, users can forward an email with an attachment to print.black@vanderbilt.edu (black and white) or print.color@vanderbilt.edu (full color). A single copy of the attachment will appear in the user���s CampusPrint queue and can be released at any .

    To join your PC to the 91勛圖厙 domain:

    Note:�� Your��PC must first be registered in Active Directory. If not, create a CSB support ticket to have it added.

    1. Open ���Control Panel��� and click on ���System���.
    2. Click ���Change settings��� under ���Computer name, domain, and workgroup settings���.
    3. Select the ���Computer Name��� tab.
    4. Click ���Change���.
    5. For ���Computer name��� enter the hostname without the domain (e.g. ���kestral���)
    6. Select ���Domain��� under ���Member of��� and enter ���ds.vanderbilt.edu���.
    7. Click ���OK���.

    To log into the 91勛圖厙 domain:�� Log in using the username ���VANDERBILT\VUnetID��� (substitute your actual VUnetID) and your ePassword.


    Please contact us at��admin@csb.vanderbilt.edu��or submit a trouble ticket to��support@csb.vanderbilt.edu��if you have any questions, issues, or concerns.

    To set up a personal device, contact Roy Hoffman at��roy.hoffman@vanderbilt.edu.