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Improve Your Rail Freight Management

For more than 30 years rail shippers have been relying on software and services from RSI to make their rail shipping simpler, more efficient and more cost-effective.

Rail Logistics Software

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This railcar tracking and management software is designed for shippers of any size looking to streamline rail logistics functions.

High-volume shippers benefit from this rail rate analysis software by benchmarking rates and understanding how they stack up.

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Rail Logistics Services

Utilize our expertise to improve the effectiveness and reduce the administrative cost of your rail transportation program. Each year our team helps hundreds of firms determine the most efficient and cost effective way to manage their rail logistics.

Through RSI’s specialized services, companies are able to more effectively manage their rail shipping while enabling internal logistics personnel to concentrate on core business needs.

Terminal Operations

Rail Transload terminals can be a vital link in your supply chain by allowing you to reach locations that are not directly rail served.

RSI manages 20 terminals that handle products ranging from bulk food to hazardous chemicals — efficiently, safely, and cost-effectively.

What our customers have to say..

RSI’s professionalism and expertise has earned them the lead role in managing our rail transportation program. RSI directly supports our corporate logistics, customer service, and plant operations.

Rail Transportation Manager, Petroleum Shipper

We’ve had the pleasure of utilizing RSI’s products and services for nearly 15 years. They’ve taken all of the hassle out of managing our rail transportation and delivered significant savings.

President, Agriculture Products Company

RSI’s terminal services have enabled us to reach new markets and grow our business. Their great support and customer service gives us a competitive edge with our customers.

Manager Corporate Transportation, Chemical Shipper

What’s happening at RSI Logistics & the latest industry news

NC State provides many computer labs and workstations across its campuses. In these labs, you may come across computers running on various operating systems. These systems include Windows, Mac, and Linux. To learn more about operating systems, please check out Chapter 2: Operating Systems.

For a list of computer labs and workstations across NC State's campus, click here.

The College of Engineering has many computer labs. While they are open during most working hours, they are sometimes closed for security purposes. Please check the computer lab schedule found here before visiting one of these labs. You can also access a list of the Engineering Collaboratories from this site. These collaboratories are available by reservation and are great when you need to do group work in a quiet, more private area.

Login & Logout of On-Campus Computers:

Windows

To log into a Windows computer, make sure you use your UnityID and password and that you are signing into WOLFTECH. When you go to sign out, click on the Start button (Windows Flag), and click on your name in the upper right-hand corner, then 'Sign Out'.

Mac

Logging into a Mac computer is the same process as a Windows computer (UnityID and password), but logging out is different. Click on the apple symbol in the upper left-hand corner, then select the 'Log Out' option.

Linux

When you log into a Linux computer on campus (running Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7, RHEL7 or CentOS), you must type in your Unity ID and press ENTER. The login screen will then ask for your password, then you must type your Unity Password and press ENTER. If the submitted information is correct, the system will send you to your Linux desktop. Although the interface is different than Windows and Mac, the basic concepts are similar enough to understand.

When you want to log out of the computer, simply go up to the System tab at the top of your screen and select Log Out.

How to Access Files:

Windows

While using one of NC State's Windows computers, you can click on the File Explorer near the Start button at the bottom left-hand corner of the desktop. It will take you to This PC. From there, you have two options for accessing your afs space, either select the 'K:' folder or the Network Location with your UnityID on it.


If you need to use Terminal while using a Windows computer in one of the computer labs or the libraries, you will need to use PuTTY and the host name (or IP address). When you download PuTTY from the required programs site, the host name is typically already saved on your program. The host name for accessing your Linux Terminal is remote.eos.ncsu.edu. If you want to save this host name, type the name you want to save it as in the text box below 'Saved Sessions' (the photo below shows it saved as 'Linux'). Then click Save. Now you can double-click on the saved session called 'Linux' (or whatever you called it, or click Open. The benefit to saving the host name as a session is that you will not have to retype the host name the next time you open PuTTY, and you can just double-click the session to load it. Instead of double-clicking, you can also click the session name once, then Load, then Open.


Once you have loaded the Linux Terminal through PuTTY, you will need to enter your UnityID and password. Remember that your password will not appear on the screen as you type.


Another program that comes on all Windows computers is Command Prompt. Although this is a command line interface (CLI) like Terminal, the commands used and the accessible files are different than that of the remote Linux Terminal in PuTTY. We request that you do not use Command Prompt to attempt to complete any of your assignments for E 115. This is simply another way of accessing your personal C Drive on your computer. We will not be using it in this class.

Mac

When accessing your files on one of the NC State's Mac computers, you need to open up your file transfer application (FileZilla, you can search for this program by clicking the magnifying glass, or Spotlight Search, in the upper right-hand corner of the desktop), and use the ftp server (ftp.ncsu.edu) along with your login credentials.


To access your Home Directory via Terminal, open up the Terminal program (can be found with Spotlight Search) and type the following, where 'unityid' is your personal UnityID, as seen in the photo below:
ssh unityid@remote.eos.ncsu.edu

Linux

The Linux Terminal can be accessed from Applications -> System Tools -> Terminal. It looks like a small command prompt window. You do not need to login or set up credentials to use it. The other remote-access servers were used so you could use the Linux Terminal. Since this is the Terminal you were requesting in all the other CLIs, you do not need to configure it prior to use.


To access your files on a Linux machine, go up to Places in the taskbar, and select Home Folder. You may also click this folder from the desktop screen (if the shortcut exists).


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Improve Your Rail Freight Management

For more than 30 years rail shippers have been relying on software and services from RSI to make their rail shipping simpler, more efficient and more cost-effective.

Rail Logistics Software

Rocky Mountain Forest and Range Experiment Station, Forest Service, U.S. Slash (Logging) 5. Thorest fires — Prevention and control. Asheville, N.C.: U.S. Of Agriculture, Southeastern Forest Experiment Station, Forest.

This railcar tracking and management software is designed for shippers of any size looking to streamline rail logistics functions.

High-volume shippers benefit from this rail rate analysis software by benchmarking rates and understanding how they stack up.

Using VBScriptThis is the old and 'traditional' way to start apps hidden. Run vbs file from cmd tricks pdf. You can use the same method to hide any other app you want.Method 1. It works in every Windows version where VBScript is available. All modern Windows versions have VBScript support.Open your favorite text editor and paste the following text. Here are the easiest ways to do it.In the article, we will hide Notepad as an example.

Rail Logistics Services

Utilize our expertise to improve the effectiveness and reduce the administrative cost of your rail transportation program. Each year our team helps hundreds of firms determine the most efficient and cost effective way to manage their rail logistics.

Through RSI’s specialized services, companies are able to more effectively manage their rail shipping while enabling internal logistics personnel to concentrate on core business needs.

Terminal Operations

Rail Transload terminals can be a vital link in your supply chain by allowing you to reach locations that are not directly rail served.

RSI manages 20 terminals that handle products ranging from bulk food to hazardous chemicals — efficiently, safely, and cost-effectively.

What our customers have to say..

RSI’s professionalism and expertise has earned them the lead role in managing our rail transportation program. RSI directly supports our corporate logistics, customer service, and plant operations.

Rail Transportation Manager, Petroleum Shipper

We’ve had the pleasure of utilizing RSI’s products and services for nearly 15 years. They’ve taken all of the hassle out of managing our rail transportation and delivered significant savings.

President, Agriculture Products Company

RSI’s terminal services have enabled us to reach new markets and grow our business. Their great support and customer service gives us a competitive edge with our customers.

Manager Corporate Transportation, Chemical Shipper

What’s happening at RSI Logistics & the latest industry news

NC State provides many computer labs and workstations across its campuses. In these labs, you may come across computers running on various operating systems. These systems include Windows, Mac, and Linux. To learn more about operating systems, please check out Chapter 2: Operating Systems.

For a list of computer labs and workstations across NC State's campus, click here.

The College of Engineering has many computer labs. While they are open during most working hours, they are sometimes closed for security purposes. Please check the computer lab schedule found here before visiting one of these labs. You can also access a list of the Engineering Collaboratories from this site. These collaboratories are available by reservation and are great when you need to do group work in a quiet, more private area.

Login & Logout of On-Campus Computers:

Windows

To log into a Windows computer, make sure you use your UnityID and password and that you are signing into WOLFTECH. When you go to sign out, click on the Start button (Windows Flag), and click on your name in the upper right-hand corner, then 'Sign Out'.

Mac

Logging into a Mac computer is the same process as a Windows computer (UnityID and password), but logging out is different. Click on the apple symbol in the upper left-hand corner, then select the 'Log Out' option.

Linux

When you log into a Linux computer on campus (running Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7, RHEL7 or CentOS), you must type in your Unity ID and press ENTER. The login screen will then ask for your password, then you must type your Unity Password and press ENTER. If the submitted information is correct, the system will send you to your Linux desktop. Although the interface is different than Windows and Mac, the basic concepts are similar enough to understand.

When you want to log out of the computer, simply go up to the System tab at the top of your screen and select Log Out.

How to Access Files:

Windows

While using one of NC State's Windows computers, you can click on the File Explorer near the Start button at the bottom left-hand corner of the desktop. It will take you to This PC. From there, you have two options for accessing your afs space, either select the 'K:' folder or the Network Location with your UnityID on it.


If you need to use Terminal while using a Windows computer in one of the computer labs or the libraries, you will need to use PuTTY and the host name (or IP address). When you download PuTTY from the required programs site, the host name is typically already saved on your program. The host name for accessing your Linux Terminal is remote.eos.ncsu.edu. If you want to save this host name, type the name you want to save it as in the text box below 'Saved Sessions' (the photo below shows it saved as 'Linux'). Then click Save. Now you can double-click on the saved session called 'Linux' (or whatever you called it, or click Open. The benefit to saving the host name as a session is that you will not have to retype the host name the next time you open PuTTY, and you can just double-click the session to load it. Instead of double-clicking, you can also click the session name once, then Load, then Open.


Once you have loaded the Linux Terminal through PuTTY, you will need to enter your UnityID and password. Remember that your password will not appear on the screen as you type.


Another program that comes on all Windows computers is Command Prompt. Although this is a command line interface (CLI) like Terminal, the commands used and the accessible files are different than that of the remote Linux Terminal in PuTTY. We request that you do not use Command Prompt to attempt to complete any of your assignments for E 115. This is simply another way of accessing your personal C Drive on your computer. We will not be using it in this class.

Mac

When accessing your files on one of the NC State's Mac computers, you need to open up your file transfer application (FileZilla, you can search for this program by clicking the magnifying glass, or Spotlight Search, in the upper right-hand corner of the desktop), and use the ftp server (ftp.ncsu.edu) along with your login credentials.


To access your Home Directory via Terminal, open up the Terminal program (can be found with Spotlight Search) and type the following, where 'unityid' is your personal UnityID, as seen in the photo below:
ssh unityid@remote.eos.ncsu.edu

Linux

The Linux Terminal can be accessed from Applications -> System Tools -> Terminal. It looks like a small command prompt window. You do not need to login or set up credentials to use it. The other remote-access servers were used so you could use the Linux Terminal. Since this is the Terminal you were requesting in all the other CLIs, you do not need to configure it prior to use.


To access your files on a Linux machine, go up to Places in the taskbar, and select Home Folder. You may also click this folder from the desktop screen (if the shortcut exists).