Changes between Version 3 and Version 4 of User Guide/Remote Access/Console


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May 24, 2019, 11:10:53 PM (6 years ago)
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  • User Guide/Remote Access/Console

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    11= Logging in
    2 After making a reservation for a domain (bed, sb1, sb2, etc), you need to ssh to the console for that domain.
     2After making a reservation for a domain (bed, sb1, sb2, etc), you need to ssh to the console for that domain. This will then give you access to all of the nodes on that domain.
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    44[[Image(Cosmos Net Arch Routed.png, 400px, right)]]
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    66The console has an external NAT address, as well as an internal address on the DMZ network, which is used to contact the nodes.
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     8You can access the console through your preferred ssh client. On linux/mac, you can just open a terminal and use ssh, but on windows you will need to install a client such as PuTTY or MobaXterm.
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     10Ssh to (your username)@console.(domain).cosmos-lab.org
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     12[[Image(console_login.png)]]
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     14Once you are on the console, you can run "omf stat -t all" to look at the status of all the nodes that you can access from that console.
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     16[[Image(console_stat.png)]]
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     18Now you can [https://wiki.cosmos-lab.org/wiki/Documentation/Short/LoadImage load images onto the nodes] in order to run your experiments.