How-to Log In to Talapas (STUB)

Steps to remotely connecting to Talapas 

Quick Reference

Talapas has two login which can be reached via a round-robin DNS server at

• talapas-login.uoregon.edu

Alternatively, each login node can be connected to directly via their host names

• talapas-ln1.uoregon.edu
• talapas-ln2.uoregon.edu

Your username is your Duck ID, your password is the password associated with your Duck ID and can be managed via https://duckid.uoregon.edu/

Step-by-step guide to logging in via Secure Shell (OSX or Linux)

1. Open a terminal emulation program 
2. Use your Duck ID credentials to connect to either talapas-ln1.uoregon.edu or talapas-ln2.uoregon.edu via Secure SHell (ssh)

$ ssh myDuckID@talapas-ln1.uoregon.edu
Welcome to Talapas!

myDuckID@talapas-ln1.uoregon.edu's password: 
Last login: Thu May 25 10:18:23 2017 from somewhere.uoregon.edu

[myDuckID@ln1 ~]$ 

Note: no characters will display when entering your password.

You are now connected to a login node on Talapas (ln1 in the example above). From here you can navigate the storage system, write scripts, edit code, and launch jobs. The login node is NOT an appropriate place to run applications or simulations. A good rule of thumb to use: if it takes longer than one second to run, then it's inappropriate for the login node. For information on launching an interactive session on a compute node see How-to Start an Interactive Job.

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