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- Run the command `ssh [username]@cluster.pik-potsdam.de`
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- Run the command `ssh [username]@cluster.pik-potsdam.de`
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- To simplify logging in by just `ssh cluster`, follow these steps:
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- To simplify logging in by just `ssh cluster`, follow these steps:
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1. Open a terminal and navigate to your home directory by `cd ~`
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1. Open a terminal and navigate to your (local!) home directory by `cd ~`
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2. Use a text editor to create the ~/.ssh/config file. You can use any text editor you're comfortable with. For example, you can use the nano text editor by running `nano ~/.ssh/config` <br>
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2. Use a text editor to create the ~/.ssh/config file. You can use any text editor you're comfortable with. For example, you can use the nano text editor by running `nano ~/.ssh/config` <br>
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This command will open the nano text editor and create a new file named config in the ~/.ssh directory if it doesn't already exist.
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This command will open the nano text editor and create a new file named config in the ~/.ssh directory if it doesn't already exist.
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3. Copy and paste the following into the config file. Change the pik_username to your username!
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3. Copy and paste the following into the config file. Change the pik_username to your username!
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