Mmonti: Created page with "=Logging in through SSH= If you have a '''Mac''', you can log in remotely using X11 and the command: '''ssh -Y username@server.psych.ucla.edu''' Server names include: funcse..."

2016-02-19T01:37:08Z

Created page with "=Logging in through SSH= If you have a '''Mac''', you can log in remotely using X11 and the command: '''ssh -Y username@server.psych.ucla.edu''' Server names include: funcse..."

New page

=Logging in through SSH=

If you have a '''Mac''', you can log in remotely using X11 and the command: '''ssh -Y username@server.psych.ucla.edu'''

Server names include: funcserv1, willis, dentate, striatum, dlpfc, gyrus, alf.

Once you log in it is worthwhile to run "checkloadings" to see how much CPU is free on the one you chose - if there is only 2% free on funcserv1, switch to another server that has more free.

X11 is usually found under applications>utilities.

If you have a '''PC''', then you can still use SSH to login, using the command above, but you will not have X-forwarding (unless you use other software) which means you will be limited to the command prompt.

FUNC:SSH - Revision history

Mmonti: Created page with "=Logging in through SSH= If you have a '''Mac''', you can log in remotely using X11 and the command: '''ssh -Y username@server.psych.ucla.edu''' Server names include: funcse..."