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memory [2016/09/08 11:28] Jakob Jordanmemory [2016/09/09 09:44] – [Logging into remote machines] Zbigniew Jędrzejewski-Szmek
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 ssh userX@aspp2 ssh userX@aspp2
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-Please preferably use the account mentioned on the sticky note.+ 
 +User mapping: 
 +  * laptop 1 → user0@aspp1 
 +  * laptop 2 → user1@aspp1 
 +  * laptop 3 → user2@aspp1 
 +  * laptop 4 → user3@aspp1 
 +  * laptop 5 → user4@aspp1 
 +  * laptop 6 → user5@aspp1 
 +  * laptop 7 → user6@aspp1 
 +  * laptop 8 → user7@aspp1 
 +  * laptop 9 → user8@aspp1 
 +  * laptop 10 → user9@aspp1 
 +  * laptop 11 → user0@aspp2 
 +  * laptop 12 → user1@aspp2 
 +  * laptop 13 → user2@aspp2 
 +  * laptop 14 → user3@aspp2 
 +  * laptop 15 → user4@aspp2 
 +  * laptop 16 → user5@aspp2 
 +  * laptop 17 → user6@aspp2
  
 == Using the jupyter notebook == == Using the jupyter notebook ==
-Special care must be taken to connect using the right ports. There is no authentication, so if you use the same port as other users, things will go wonky.+Jupyter notebooks are already running on the server (verify with <code>systemctl --user status nbserver@*.service</code>). 
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 +Special care must be taken to connect using the right ports. There is no authentication, so if you use the port of a different user, things will go wonky.
  
 If N is your user number, use If N is your user number, use
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 </code> </code>
 then open http://localhost:8000/ in the browser. then open http://localhost:8000/ in the browser.
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