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For instructions on how to connect to the HPCC using PuTTY, please see the following.

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Because this method will install a lightweight version of Linux on your system, youĬan continue connecting to our Linux clusters using the ' Logging in to the Linux Clusters using Linux/Mac' section below, which includes sections on connecting from on campus and from off.

The instructions below to make a connection: Once you have obtained and installed a suitable SSH client on Windows, please follow To provide X11 forwarding, but you do need to ensure that the 'X11 forwarding' checkbox is selected when setting up your connection session.Ĭonnecting to HPCC Resources via SSH on Windows System, MobaXterm makes it easier since it does not require other additional programs If you are needing to display X applications from the HPCC

MobaXterm is an enhanced terminal application for Windows with X11 server, tabbed SSH client,.

PuTTY can be downloaded (for free) from the PuTTY Website.

PuTTY is a lightweight SSH client developed by Simon Tatham.

PuTTY - Available for all version of Windows.

Once installed, you can continue connecting to our Linux clusters using the ' Logging in to the Linux Clusters using Linux/Mac' section below.

To enable it please follow these directions from Microsoft.

Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) is a lightweight Linux client available as an add-in.

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Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) - Available on Windows 10 or above only.

Windows but most Windows users prefer to use one of the following SSH Windows applications. OtherĪvailable options for plain-text terminals include Termius, which is also available for macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS and Android. Windows provides an SSH client through its PowerShell window or Command Prompt Getting a Windows-comptible SSH clientįor users to connect to the HPCC Linux cluster systems they need a Secure Shell (SSH)Ĭlient. For off-campus connections, follow the procedures outlinedīelow and then navigate to the off-campus instructions for the SSH gateway at theĮnd of this page. Wireless network or any other off campus site not in this list are treated as 'off campus'. Connections made from TTUHSC, the TTUguest TTUnet wireless network, or if you are connected from off-campus through the TTU Global Protect VPN client, which as of mid-2023 requires use of the campus Duo Multi-factor Authentication system, then you are considered to be 'on campus'. If you are connecting to the HPCC Linux clusters from the wired TTU network or the Logging in to the HPCC Clusters using Windows

Connecting from 'Off Campus' using Linux/Mac.

Connecting from 'On Campus' using Linux/Mac.

Logging in to the Linux Clusters using Linux/Mac.

Connecting to HPCC Resources via SSH on Windows.

Getting a Windows-compatible SSH client.

Logging in to the HPCC Clusters using Windows.

NOTE: Wherever you see the notation '' on this page, substitute your own eRaider

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Have ssh-compatible terminal programs built in, but may require additional software

MacOS and Linux computers usually already Windows machines generally require installation of additional software as describedīelow to enable ssh and optionally X11 access. Instructions for each of these dependencies System you are using as a client and whether you are attempting to sign in from within With my Pi-Hole (a Raspberry Pi Zero), it connects easily, so I assume it's a setting within the SSH config in Home Assistant.Instructions for how to connect to the HPCC cluster login nodes depends on the operating I have remote access set up at duckdns, and Termius fails the same way whether I use the duckdns address or the local IP address.

It shows the connection established but then connection closed with error: end of file. I can ssh to it with my saved username and password through Windows, but when I set up the same info in Termius (address, username, password), it fails. The IP address is static, set by Pi-Hole. I'm running HA on a dedicated Raspberry Pi 4. I use Termius to ssh into my Pi-Hole, but I can't figure out how to connect it to Home Assistant.

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