Linux interactive shell: Difference between revisions
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You ''must'' use a [[SSH]] connection (secure shell). On most Linux and Mac OS systems, SSH clients are readily available. On a Windows system you may need to install a client, such as [[PuTTY]]. When using a client that offers multiple protocols, always select SSH as the protocol to connect. | You ''must'' use a [[SSH]] connection (secure shell). On most Linux and Mac OS systems, SSH clients are readily available. On a Windows system you may need to install a client, such as [[PuTTY]]. When using a client that offers multiple protocols, always select SSH as the protocol to connect. | ||
Make sure you connect to the right server: | Make sure you connect to the right server: <code>{{storage|protocol=shell|group=staff}}</code> | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Revision as of 11:46, 7 May 2018
A Scientific Linux account is available to all Science staff, guests and students. The account should be contacted through SSH (secure shell).
The default interactive shell is bash. The Linux server runs many Science specific programs and environments, such as Mathematica and MATLAB.
Access to personal storage, project space, scratch space
Your Linux home directory reflects your personal storage, thus making all your personal data available to you.
Project are also accessible, on /home/projects .
Logging in
To log in, use your own Solis-id and password. Do not use upper case characters in your Solis-id.
You must use a SSH connection (secure shell). On most Linux and Mac OS systems, SSH clients are readily available. On a Windows system you may need to install a client, such as PuTTY. When using a client that offers multiple protocols, always select SSH as the protocol to connect.
Make sure you connect to the right server: gemini.science.uu.nl