Changes between Version 4 and Version 5 of User Guide/Remote Access


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May 10, 2020, 12:10:18 AM (5 years ago)
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    22== Remote Access
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    4 The default mode of connection is via SSH. You will need to generate a public/private keypair, and then upload your public key to the portal.
     4=== To User account and Files
     5Users with an account can always access their Home Directories, and files, and run basic scripts, by connecting to {{{ ssh YOUR_USERNAME@gw.cosmos-lab.org }}}
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    6 Information on how to set that up is at: [wiki:./SSH ssh setup]
     7Detailed Instructions are at [wiki:./Console Connecting to a Console]
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     9=== To Consoles
     10The consoles can be connected to the same way as above, with the following differences:
     111. Consoles can be connected to only during a [wiki:UserGuide/Reservation].
     121. Consoles can run OMF commands to control [wiki:Resources] within their [wiki:Architecture/Domains Domain]
     131. Consoles share a [wiki:Network/Control Control] network with [wiki:Resources] within their [wiki:Architecture/Domains Domain]
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     15=== To Resources
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     17* Resources can be interacted with by running commands from a Console.
     18* For example:
     19* Using [wiki:UserGuide/OmfQuickStart OMF commands] to
     20 * Turn resources on/off
     21 * Load and save images
     22 * Run OEDL Scripts with OMF exec
     23* Use SSH from a console to open an interactive session with a compute resource.
     24* Use SSH with X11 Forwarding to view a graphical window from a resource on your local machine
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     26=== Direct Access to Resources
     27This is an advanced topic. In the event that bridging through a console adds unacceptable overhead too your use case, the following options are available:
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     29* Use SSH [wiki:UserGuide/RemoteAccess/SSHProxyJump SSH ProxyJump] and similar commands to automate the connection though the console
     30* Use the [wiki:UserGuide/RemoteAccess/VPN VPN] to route arbitrary network traffic from the [wiki:Network/Control Control Network] to or from your local machine.