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biac:cluster:access [2018/02/22 18:49] cmp12biac:cluster:access [2020/01/08 18:52] – [Setting up X-Win32] Updated for X-Win32 2019 favorini
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 The cluster is only available from Duke networks.  For remote access, VPN is required ( [[biac:accounts|Account Requests]] ) .   The cluster is only available from Duke networks.  For remote access, VPN is required ( [[biac:accounts|Account Requests]] ) .  
  
 +==== Setting up X-
 ==== Setting up X-Win32 ==== ==== Setting up X-Win32 ====
 To set up the terminal in X-Win32, follow these steps: To set up the terminal in X-Win32, follow these steps:
-  * Window'Start -> X-Win32 2012 -X-Config +  * Windows Start -> **X-Win32 2019** 
-  * Under the "Connections" tab, select //"Wizard"// +  * If the **X-Win32 Configuration** window doesn't open, click **Open X-Config** 
-  * **Name:** cluster ( or anything that you want ), **Type:** select //"ssh"// +  * On the //Connections// tab, click **Wizard...** 
-  * **host:** cluster.biac.duke.edu +  * On the first page, enter: 
-  * **Login:** your username, **Password:** (if you leave this blank, you will be prompted later) +    //Name:// **cluster** ( or anything that you want ) 
-  * **Command:** click //"Linux"// +    //Type:// select **ssh** 
-  * Click //"Finish"//+    Click **Next** 
 +  * On the host page, enter: 
 +    * //host:// **cluster.biac.duke.edu** 
 +    Click **Next** 
 +  * On the credentials pageenter: 
 +    //Login:// your NetID 
 +    //Password:// (you can leave this blank, to be prompted later) 
 +    Click **Next** 
 +  * On the command page, enter: 
 +    * //Command:// select **Linux XTERM** 
 +  * Click **Finish**
  
-If your new connection doesn't show up, Click "OK", then re-open X-Config. +To start your newly created connection: 
-  * Click your saved configuration, then //"Launch"// +  * Select **cluster** under //My Connections// 
-  * A terminal window should appear and you may be prompted to enter your password if you didn'originally save it. +  * Click **Launch** 
-  * Alsoif its your first connection, you'll be prompted to allow connections from cluster.+  * If you didn't save your password in your connection, you will be prompted for it now. Click **Continue**
 +  * If you are prompted to change Firewall Rulesclick **Cancel**. 
 +  * If this is your first connection to cluster.biac.duke.edu, you'll be prompted to allow connections
 +  * An XTERM terminal window should appear (it may not be the foremost window)
  
 Once the terminal is usable, all graphical forwarding should work.  Type, "nedit" on the command line to test. Once the terminal is usable, all graphical forwarding should work.  Type, "nedit" on the command line to test.
  
-The next time you want to connect, you can open X-Config and simply "Launch" your saved connection.  If you drag the connection to the "Autostart" folder, it will open automatically when you open X-Win32.+The next time you want to connect, you can open X-Win32 and simply "Launch" your saved connection.  If you drag the connection to the "Autostart" folder, it will open automatically when you open X-Win32.
  
-==== Access from Mac or Linux ====+==== Access from Mac or Linux == 
 +==
 To access the cluster from a Mac or Linux machine, open your terminal window (for Mac usually the program "terminal", Centos is konsole or xterm) and run the following command To access the cluster from a Mac or Linux machine, open your terminal window (for Mac usually the program "terminal", Centos is konsole or xterm) and run the following command
    ssh -Y username@cluster.biac.duke.edu    ssh -Y username@cluster.biac.duke.edu
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