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Who Can Use Github Enterprise?
The site license for UTD’s GitHub Enterprise system covers the following use cases:
Only enrolled students, faculty, and staff have access.
Only for non-commercial usage.
External users can gain access if they collaborate with UTD on research projects.
Visit their website for more information about terms through
GitHub’s educational license
.
Why Should I Use GitHub Enterprise Over the Public GitHub.com?
GitHub provides a
comparison of the different features
.
It is also easier to find collaborators if they are affiliated with the University of Texas at Dallas organization.
How Do I Sign Up?
You can access GitHub Enterprise along with training resources and repository naming recommendations
here
via the public repositories.
Affiliate a personal GitHub account with the
University of Texas at Dallas organization here
.
Single-sign-on is available to authenticate your affiliation with the University of Texas at Dallas organization. Please use your NetID and password to log in.
Install a Git client. GitHub Enterprise can be used with almost any client that supports Git.
Add an SSH key
to your account on
this page
.
To add an SSH key, create a repository and add collaborators.
Note:
New users must first create a personal GitHub account before they can affiliate with the University of Texas at Dallas organization.
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Check out this article I found in the Atlas Portal knowledge base.<br /><br /><a href="https://atlas.utdallas.edu/TDClient/30/Portal/KB/ArticleDet?ID=374">https://atlas.utdallas.edu/TDClient/30/Portal/KB/ArticleDet?ID=374</a><br /><br />GitHub Enterprise FAQs<br /><br />This article contains FAQs for GitHub Enterprise.