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1. Open VSCode 1. Open VSCode
2. Install the "Remote - SSH" extension 2. Install the "Remote - SSH" extension
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3. On the left via "Remote Explorer", you should already be able to connect to the login nodes if you have have previously established a SSH connection via the terminal at least once. **If you use the VSCode Remote SSH extension, do not use hpc.pik-potsdam.de as the hostname. Instead, pick login01-24.pik-potsdam.de - login02-24.pik-potsdam.de.** 3. On the left via "Remote Explorer", you should already be able to connect to the login nodes if you have have previously established a SSH connection via the terminal at least once. **If you use the VSCode Remote SSH extension, do not use hpc.pik-potsdam.de as the hostname. Instead, pick login01-24.pik-potsdam.de - login04-24.pik-potsdam.de.**
4. Connect by clicking on the arrow and enter your passwords 4. Connect by clicking on the arrow and enter your passwords
5. If successful, you should see on the bottom left, that you are connected to the cluster: 5. If successful, you should see on the bottom left, that you are connected to the cluster:
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