Some programs have changed position so you will need to modify your search path. Again, this is confusing. AFS makes a distinction between access to a machine and access to files. Until you learn this, you will have occasions where you log on to a machine but cannot access your files. It is important to make a distinction between public and private machines.
Public machines are atlas , bayes , and hunter .
For continuing users, your AFS files are a combination of files from bayes , atlas , and hunter . Files that were on atlas before the conversion are in a subdirectory of your home directory called atlas . Files that were on hunter before the conversion are in a subdirectory of your home directory called hunter . In other words, if you had a file in your home directory on bayes called foo before the conversion, it is in the same place now. Similar names will apply to subdirectories from those other machines.