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Connecting to the kraken server on Windows - outside the ÚT network
It is also possible to connect to the kraken server from the Internet outside the UT network. Compared to logging in from the internal network, there are the following differences:
- you log in to the server zuul.it.cas.cz (gateway for redirection to kraken-M1)
- the port 7222 is used
- connection is only possible to the admin node “kraken”
Linux
In Linux, use the ssh command as follows:
ssh -Yp 7222 uživatel@zuul.it.cas.cz
Windows
The SSH client is not part of Windows and needs to be installed. The most commonly used client is PuTTY.
The PuTTY client is a client for SSH, Telnet, rlogin and plain TCP protocols. It is developed as open source software. The latest version can be downloaded here.
The program consists of a single exe file, which you can place in e.g. the directory “c:\program files\putty”
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If you are going to run GUI programs (MATLAB) on the server, you must have an X server installed. The recommended one is VcXsrv Windows X Server, which is available in both 32-bit and 64-bit versions.
Configuring the program
- 1. Run the
putty
program. In the Host name (or IP address) field, type zuul.it.cas.cz.
In the Port field, type 7222.
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- 2. Go to the program configuration, tab Connection → SSH → Auth → X11. Check the Enable X11 forwarding.
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- 3. Return to the Session home tab and in the Saved Sessions field, type the name under which your session will be saved.
- 4. Click the Save button to save the configuration.
- 5. Use the Open button to start the connection.
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If you want to use programs with a graphical interface (e.g. MATLAB) on the server, you need to run VcXsrv X Server before connecting. Go to VcXsr in the programs menu and run the VcXsr program.
If the X server is running, its icon will appear in the tray.
- 6. A terminal window opens and login is initiated.
- 7. If you are logging in for the first time, a warning window appears. PuTTY does not “know” the remote server and asks if the server is trusted. Answer Yes.
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- 8. A terminal window opens and the login process begins. You will be prompted for a username and password. If you have entered both correctly, you will be logged in.
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- 9. If you are logging in for the first time, you need to change your password. To change your password, use the
passwd
command. You must first enter your current password.
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- 10. Then enter a new password. If the password you choose is too simple, the server will not approve the password and will prompt you to choose a more complex password.
- 11. You ask for the new password again to check it.