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| + | Unless other means are provided, you typically connect using the <code>ssh</code> protocol. | ||
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| + | From a shell terminal or a suitable app: | ||
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| + | ssh -Y <user>@<machine_host_name> or | ||
| + | ssh -Y -l <user> <machine_host_name> | ||
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| + | <user>: Unix username on the cluster login node | ||
Revision as of 08:32, 30 April 2021
Here we collect some general (and by no means complete) information about usage and policies of a HPC cluster.
Structure of a HPC cluster
Connecting
Unless other means are provided, you typically connect using the ssh protocol.
From a shell terminal or a suitable app:
ssh -Y <user>@<machine_host_name> or ssh -Y -l <user> <machine_host_name>
<user>: Unix username on the cluster login node