The following machines are located at Mount Locke and are frequently used for data acquisition and instrument control. All mount a local version of /opt/local, providing users with access to the same reduction and analysis software available in Austin.

1. oberon — Sun Ultra 10. Solaris 2.8. This system is the primary workstation used by observers at the 2.7m. It provides access to the 2.7m instrument control computers, atlas and colossus, and allows for quick-look data reduction. It also serves as an instrument control computer for the TK3 and TK4 CCD systems. It has three 20- inch displays, supports high and low density Exabyte 8mm tape drives, and has a 4mm DAT drive.
   
   
2. atlas — Sun SparcStation 10. Solaris 2.6. This system is used for instrument control of the older CCD systems at the 2.7m. It has 27 GB of disk space and supports high and low density Exabyte 8mm tape drives. It is typically operated remotely from oberon.
   
   
3. charon — Sun Ultra 5. Solaris 2.6. This system provides a secondary workstation in the 2.7m control room. It provides a mirror of Austin's dust:/opt/local, which supplies the latest Solaris versions of all reduction and analysis software to all other Solaris systems on Mt. Locke.
   
   
4. colossus — AMD K6-2. LynxOS. This is a rack-mounted PC in the 2.7m old cass control room which serves as the high-level interface to the 2.7m control system. It is typically operated remotely from oberon. .
   
   
5. nereid — Sun Ultra 10. Solaris 2.8. This system is the primary workstation used by observers at the 2.1m. It is the instrument control computer for the TK-4 CCD systems and allows for quick-look data reduction. It also provides access to older CCD systems through miranda. It has two 20-inch displays and 130 GB of disk space.
   
   
6. miranda — Sun SparcStation 10. Solaris 2.6. This provides instrument control of the older CCD systems at the 2.1m. It has 10 GB of disk space and supports an Exabyte 8mm tape drive. It is typically operated remotely from nereid.
   
   
7. dione — Sun SparcStation 5. Solaris 2.6. This system is still used by observers at the 0.9m for checking PC- TCS pointing and filling out night reports. It does not support CCD operation at the 0.9m. In addition to providing a Solaris desktop environment and 2.5 GB of disk space, it also supports an 8mm Exabyte tape drive.
   
   
8. luna — Sun Ultra 10. Solaris 2.8. This system is the primary workstation used by observers at the 0.8m. It provides access to the instrument control computer, titan, and allows for quick-look data reduction. It has two 20-inch displays, 130 GB of disk space, a 4mm DAT drive, and an 8mm Exabyte tape drive.
   
   
9. titan — Sun SparcStation 20. Solaris 2.6. This system provides instrument control of the PFC at the 0.8m. It has 80 GB of disk space, a 4mm DAT drive, and an 8mm Exabyte tape drive. It is typically operated remotely from luna, although it can serve as a secondary workstation.
   
   
10. prometheus — Dell opteron. This system provides instrument control at the 2.1m.
    
    
11. media107 — Dell. Linux. This system is located in the 2.7m control room, and can be used to burn CDs and DVDs.