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Setup/authentication
- Step one is to see if your card works correctly. Type in your Z
number, and then use the card to generate a password for this webform:
That should take you to a page that tells you you've logged in. It should link to any needed training things (I think it did in the past, but I don't see anything for me there).
In any case, if you can log in to weblogin, you should be able to log into Mustang.
- Log in as the ipplanl user with the same ssh key as the standard
ipp user. In the .ssh directory you'll find a config.watersc1 file. Construct one for yourself with your user name, and then modify the User entry in the config file. Copy this config file (or its contents) to your personal (not ipplanl) ssh config. The ipplanl instance is there for the lanl-czaring purpose, and the personal one for you to log in manually.
Once you've made this ssh config change, you can now call:
ssh wtrw
This connects to the front end firewall computer. It does not have a real shell, so you're limited to connecting onward to the Mustang frontend:
ssh mu-fe
- You're now on one of the four front end nodes for Mustang, any of
which works. I've constructed a directory:
/turquoise/usr/projects/ps1/watersc1/user_template
Which contains the templates you should use for your .ipprc, .cshrc, and .ssh/config files. The .ssh/config is the only one that needs editing, with my username/connection directory names changed. Ensure that the connection directory exists, and that you can successfully ssh back to the cluster (as you; You'll likely need to generate/add keys).
