Getting Connected

CPSC 1010 August 21, 2015

Connecting to the SOC Servers

Why would we need to connectWork with files Transfer files from your local computer to the SOC servers

Type of systems are availableUbuntu – Linux Mac – OS

How Do I Get Connected?

Process is call SSH (Secure Shell) and it depends on the OS system your laptop runs

MacWindows

MACWhat do I need?

Terminal - go to Applications -> Utilities Click on the terminal

Two possible scenariosOff CampusOn Campus

MAC – Off CampusOff Campus connection – using the terminal

Type ssh <username>@access1.cs.clemson.edu (can also use access2)

Type in your password

Access1 and access2 are temporary

Need to ssh to one of the 110 lab computersExample: Type ssh <username>@<machine name>.cs.clemson.eduType in your password

MAC – On CampusOn Campus connection – using the terminal

Type ssh <username>@<machine name>.cs.clemson.edu

Type in your password

MACLet’s look at an example

WindowsYou will need a ssh client

MS Secure Shell Client PuttyClemson has a ssh client available

http://www.clemson.edu/ccit/software_applications/software/web_downloads.html

WindowsFind the ssh client you are using (I will demonstrate the one provided by the university)

Two possible scenariosOff-campusOn-campus

WindowsFind the ssh client you are using (I will demonstrate the one provided by the university)

Click on Quick Connect

Windows – Off Campus

Off-campus

Host Name: access1.cs.clemson.edu or access2.cs.clemson.edu

UserName: your Clemson username

Port Number always stays 22

Windows – Off Campus

Since you are off campus this will be access1 or access2 which ever you used in the previous slide. Now you need to sign is to one of the SOC servers. imp#, koala#, etc.

Windows – Off Campus

At this point you are on the terminal so you type the following:

ssh <username>@<machine name>.cs.clemson.edu or you could type ssh <machine name>.cs.clemson.edu

Windows – Off Campus

On-campus

Host Name: <machine name>.cs.clemson.edu

UserName: your Clemson username

Port Number always stays 22

Windows – On Campus

You are ready to work

WindowsLet’s look at an example

File TransferSometime you will need to transfer files from your laptop or desktop to your folder on the SOC servers

Use what ever flavor of file transfer program you want

MACFilezillaFetchEtc.

WindowFilezillaClient provide by ClemsonPutty

When signing on:Off Campus use access1 or access2On Campus use the name of one of the machines

MAC

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Windows

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