User:Jan-steiner-c1cc@uni-bonn.de - Revision history

Jan-steiner-c1cc@uni-bonn.de at 09:42, 20 February 2024

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	Here, <code><username></code> is your		Here, <code><username></code> is your
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		+	\| name = Jan-steiner-c1cc@uni-bonn.de
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−	Here, <code>~~<~~username~~>~~</code> is ~~you~~	+	Here, <code><username></code> is your

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	https://hpc-wiki.info/hpc/User:Jan-steiner-c1cc@uni-bonn.de/subpagetest		https://hpc-wiki.info/hpc/User:Jan-steiner-c1cc@uni-bonn.de/subpagetest
−	~~You can create an SSH connection with OpenSSH in your Linux terminal with the <code>ssh</code> command:~~

−	<~~syntaxhighlight lang="bash"~~>	+	Here, <code><username></code> is you
−	~~ssh~~ <username>~~@<cluster-address>~~
−	</~~syntaxhighlight~~>
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−	~~Here~~

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	https://hpc-wiki.info/hpc/User:Jan-steiner-c1cc@uni-bonn.de/subpagetest		https://hpc-wiki.info/hpc/User:Jan-steiner-c1cc@uni-bonn.de/subpagetest
		+	You can create an SSH connection with OpenSSH in your Linux terminal with the <code>ssh</code> command:

		+	<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">
		+	ssh <username>@<cluster-address>
		+	</syntaxhighlight>

−	~~A simple configuration would be:~~	+	Here
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−	~~<pre>Host <identifier> # Choose any meaningful name here~~
−	~~HostName <cluster-address>~~
−	~~User <username></pre>~~
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−	~~The first line specifies a custom name for your shortcut.~~
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−	~~For a connection with X11 forwarding, the SSH connection needs to be started with the <code>-X</code> option:~~
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−	~~<pre>$ ssh -X <username>@<cluster-address></pre>~~
−	Alternatively, the <code>-Y</code> option does mostly the same. The difference with <code>-Y</code> however is that the connection is treated as ''trusted'', meaning fewer security checks are performed. This is thus only recommended if an application does not work with <code>-X</code>.

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	The first line specifies a custom name for your shortcut.		The first line specifies a custom name for your shortcut.
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		+	For a connection with X11 forwarding, the SSH connection needs to be started with the <code>-X</code> option:
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		+	<pre>$ ssh -X <username>@<cluster-address></pre>
		+	Alternatively, the <code>-Y</code> option does mostly the same. The difference with <code>-Y</code> however is that the connection is treated as ''trusted'', meaning fewer security checks are performed. This is thus only recommended if an application does not work with <code>-X</code>.

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 <pre>Host <identifier> # Choose any meaningful name here
      HostName <cluster-address>
-     User <username><pre>
+     User <username></pre>
 The first line specifies a custom name for your shortcut.