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Lrogerson: /* Preconfigured Portable Putty */

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Preconfigured Portable Putty

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	===Preconfigured Portable Putty===		===Preconfigured Portable Putty===

	Alternatively, you can access a preconfigured version of Putty intended for use with the ~~Jupiter~~ servers.		Alternatively, you can access a preconfigured version of Putty intended for use with the Jupyter servers.

	[[File:AG Euler - Portable Putty - 13.10.2015.zip]]		[[File:AG Euler - Portable Putty - 13.10.2015.zip]]

Lrogerson: Lrogerson moved page Cluster Access to Cluster

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Lrogerson: /* Preconfigured Portable Putty */

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Preconfigured Portable Putty

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	Alternatively, you can access a preconfigured version of Putty intended for use with the Jupiter servers.		Alternatively, you can access a preconfigured version of Putty intended for use with the Jupiter servers.

	File:AG Euler - Portable Putty - 13.10.2015.zip		[[File:AG Euler - Portable Putty - 13.10.2015.zip]]

Lrogerson: /* How do I access the cluster? */

2015-10-13T13:33:58Z

How do I access the cluster?

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	The cluster is accessed using a program called Putty. The [https://cinwiki/mediawiki/cinwiki/index.php/Storage_cluster instructions on the CIN wiki] should be sufficient for gaining access. In order to use the cluster, you will require a CIN user account, the name of which looks something like ''kelch'' for the user Karl Elch. It is possible to access the cluster remotely, and so execute code in the system from outside the CIN. To do so, follow the [https://cinwiki/mediawiki/cinwiki/index.php/VPN instructions on the CIN wiki]. Our nodes are 'cn30' and 'cn31', the latter of which is used for our Jupiter server. It is also possible to access GPU resources at 'gpu1', 'gpu2' and 'gpu3', but keep in mind that these are for general use by all groups in the CIN and may be engaged.		The cluster is accessed using a program called Putty. The [https://cinwiki/mediawiki/cinwiki/index.php/Storage_cluster instructions on the CIN wiki] should be sufficient for gaining access. In order to use the cluster, you will require a CIN user account, the name of which looks something like ''kelch'' for the user Karl Elch. It is possible to access the cluster remotely, and so execute code in the system from outside the CIN. To do so, follow the [https://cinwiki/mediawiki/cinwiki/index.php/VPN instructions on the CIN wiki]. Our nodes are 'cn30' and 'cn31', the latter of which is used for our Jupiter server. It is also possible to access GPU resources at 'gpu1', 'gpu2' and 'gpu3', but keep in mind that these are for general use by all groups in the CIN and may be engaged.

			===Preconfigured Portable Putty===

			Alternatively, you can access a preconfigured version of Putty intended for use with the Jupiter servers.

			File:AG Euler - Portable Putty - 13.10.2015.zip

Lrogerson: /* How do I access the cluster? */

2015-10-13T10:34:17Z

How do I access the cluster?

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	==How do I access the cluster?==		==How do I access the cluster?==

	The cluster is accessed using a program called Putty. The [https://cinwiki/mediawiki/cinwiki/index.php/Storage_cluster instructions on the CIN wiki] should be sufficient for gaining access. In order to use the cluster, you will require a CIN user account, the name of which looks something like ''kelch'' for the user Karl Elch. It is possible to access the cluster remotely, and so execute code in the system from outside the CIN. To do so, follow the [https://cinwiki/mediawiki/cinwiki/index.php/VPN instructions on the CIN wiki].		The cluster is accessed using a program called Putty. The [https://cinwiki/mediawiki/cinwiki/index.php/Storage_cluster instructions on the CIN wiki] should be sufficient for gaining access. In order to use the cluster, you will require a CIN user account, the name of which looks something like ''kelch'' for the user Karl Elch. It is possible to access the cluster remotely, and so execute code in the system from outside the CIN. To do so, follow the [https://cinwiki/mediawiki/cinwiki/index.php/VPN instructions on the CIN wiki]. Our nodes are 'cn30' and 'cn31', the latter of which is used for our Jupiter server. It is also possible to access GPU resources at 'gpu1', 'gpu2' and 'gpu3', but keep in mind that these are for general use by all groups in the CIN and may be engaged.

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2015-10-13T09:10:02Z

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==What is the cluster?==

The CIN cluster is a High Performance Computing environment curated by the CIN IT services. It is composed of many 'nodes', which are computational environments which you can access both from your workstation and remotely, each of which can be used to run tasks independently. For computationally intensive work, it is recommended that you run your programs on this cluster. For the curious, the cluster is run on the [http://www.ch.cam.ac.uk/computing/maui-and-torque-introduction Maui/Torque architecture].

==How do I access the cluster?==

The cluster is accessed using a program called Putty. The [https://cinwiki/mediawiki/cinwiki/index.php/Storage_cluster instructions on the CIN wiki] should be sufficient for gaining access. In order to use the cluster, you will require a CIN user account, the name of which looks something like ''kelch'' for the user Karl Elch. It is possible to access the cluster remotely, and so execute code in the system from outside the CIN. To do so, follow the [https://cinwiki/mediawiki/cinwiki/index.php/VPN instructions on the CIN wiki].