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==Introduction== | ==Introduction== | ||
You'll need to make a secure remote connection from your local computer to Viper. | You'll need to make a secure remote connection from your local computer to Viper. | ||
− | To use Viper off campus a VPN is required. | + | |
+ | '''Important:''' To use Viper off campus a VPN is required. For more information on working remotely on Viper please visit [[Training/Working Remotely on Viper|Working Remotely on Viper]] | ||
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==Connecting to Viper from a Windows PC== | ==Connecting to Viper from a Windows PC== | ||
Connecting to Viper from a Windows PC can be achieved by a number of different applications. One listed here is 'MobaXterm' | Connecting to Viper from a Windows PC can be achieved by a number of different applications. One listed here is 'MobaXterm' | ||
Download and install [http://mobaxterm.mobatek.net/ MobaXterm from the website], ensuring you comply with the license agreement stated. | Download and install [http://mobaxterm.mobatek.net/ MobaXterm from the website], ensuring you comply with the license agreement stated. | ||
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+ | |style="width:5%; border-width: 0" | [[File:icon_exclam1.png]] | ||
+ | |style="width:95%; border-width: 0" | Note: On University imaged PCs only the portable version of MobaXterm is compatible | ||
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+ | |} | ||
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1. Launch MobaXterm | 1. Launch MobaXterm | ||
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3. Select the 'SSH' type connection | 3. Select the 'SSH' type connection | ||
[[File:moba_ssh.JPG|none]] | [[File:moba_ssh.JPG|none]] | ||
− | 4. Enter the Remote host: | + | 4. Enter the Remote host: '''viperlogin.hpc.hull.ac.uk''' (''port 22 if required'') |
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5. Enter your Username (University User ID) | 5. Enter your Username (University User ID) | ||
[[File:moba_username.JPG|none]] | [[File:moba_username.JPG|none]] | ||
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7. A terminal window will appear, enter your password followed by ''enter'', this will not be echoed to the screen | 7. A terminal window will appear, enter your password followed by ''enter'', this will not be echoed to the screen | ||
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==Connecting to Viper from an Apple Mac== | ==Connecting to Viper from an Apple Mac== | ||
1. Go to Applications -> Utilities and open Terminal | 1. Go to Applications -> Utilities and open Terminal | ||
− | 2. Type 'ssh -Y < | + | 2. Type '''ssh -Y <yourusername>@viperlogin.hpc.hull.ac.uk''' |
− | 3. The first time you connect to Viper, a message asks if you want to continue connecting. This message appears because Viper has an RSA key that is not stored in your system registry/keychain, the identity of which cannot be verified. Type 'yes' and press ''enter''. | + | 3. The first time you connect to Viper, a message asks if you want to continue connecting. This message appears because Viper has an RSA key that is not stored in your system registry/keychain, the identity of which cannot be verified. Type '''yes''' and press '''enter'''. |
− | 4. Enter your password followed by ''enter'' this will not be echoed | + | 4. Enter your password followed by '''enter'''; this will not be echoed on the screen. |
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==Connecting to Viper from a Linux Computer== | ==Connecting to Viper from a Linux Computer== | ||
1. Open a Terminal application | 1. Open a Terminal application | ||
− | 2. Type ssh -Y <''yourusername''>@ | + | 2. Type '''ssh -Y <''yourusername''>@viperlogin.hpc.hull.ac.uk''' |
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+ | 3. The first time you connect to Viper, a message asks if you want to continue connecting. This message appears because Viper has an RSA key that is not stored in your system registry/keychain, the identity of which cannot be verified. Type '''yes''' and press '''enter'''. | ||
− | + | 4. Enter your password followed by '''enter''', this will not be echoed to the screen. | |
− | + | ==Navigation== | |
− | [[ | + | * [[Main_Page|Home]] |
+ | * [[Applications|Application support]] | ||
+ | * [[General|General]] * | ||
+ | * [[Programming|Programming support]] |
Latest revision as of 11:13, 20 August 2024
Contents
Introduction
You'll need to make a secure remote connection from your local computer to Viper.
Important: To use Viper off campus a VPN is required. For more information on working remotely on Viper please visit Working Remotely on Viper
Connecting to Viper from a Windows PC
Connecting to Viper from a Windows PC can be achieved by a number of different applications. One listed here is 'MobaXterm'
Download and install MobaXterm from the website, ensuring you comply with the license agreement stated.
Note: On University imaged PCs only the portable version of MobaXterm is compatible |
1. Launch MobaXterm
2. Click 'Session'
3. Select the 'SSH' type connection
4. Enter the Remote host: viperlogin.hpc.hull.ac.uk (port 22 if required)
5. Enter your Username (University User ID)
6. Click OK
7. A terminal window will appear, enter your password followed by enter, this will not be echoed to the screen
Connecting to Viper from an Apple Mac
1. Go to Applications -> Utilities and open Terminal
2. Type ssh -Y <yourusername>@viperlogin.hpc.hull.ac.uk
3. The first time you connect to Viper, a message asks if you want to continue connecting. This message appears because Viper has an RSA key that is not stored in your system registry/keychain, the identity of which cannot be verified. Type yes and press enter.
4. Enter your password followed by enter; this will not be echoed on the screen.
Connecting to Viper from a Linux Computer
1. Open a Terminal application
2. Type ssh -Y <yourusername>@viperlogin.hpc.hull.ac.uk
3. The first time you connect to Viper, a message asks if you want to continue connecting. This message appears because Viper has an RSA key that is not stored in your system registry/keychain, the identity of which cannot be verified. Type yes and press enter.
4. Enter your password followed by enter, this will not be echoed to the screen.