The WSL lets users run a GNU/Linux environment, including most command-line tools, utilities, and applications, directly on Windows. Install and configure Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) ¶ Before starting advanced remote visualization tools we recommend to start xterm to check the connection. On the remote (PDC) side the DISPLAY will be setup automatically. You should now be able to use software with graphical windows locally (test that first) and remotely through X11-forwarding. In Connection > SSH > X11, check the box “Enable X11 forwarding”. In PuTTY, load a connection to beskow or tegner. We recommend Xming, and the process to set it up is as follows: There are several X servers that run on Windows, including: If you would like to run graphical programs, you need to additionally install an X server. For instructions on using Cygwin, see the section Alternative to PuTTY under Windows: Cygwin below.
While PuTTY is our recommended SSH client for Windows, it should be possible also to use Cygwin. When you login to Dardel, you would reach your home directory on the LUSTRE file system : `` cfs/klemming/home/u/username`` with u as the first letter in your username. The path to your PDC home directory from Windows is \\afs\\home\u\username with u as the first letter in your username. Now configure GSSAPI settings by selecting Connection > SSH > Auth > GSSAPI and specify GSSAPI DLL: Make sure the port is 22 and that SSH is selected underneath. In the field Host Name at the top, enter (substituting your-username and cluster as needed). A session is basically a collection of settings for a connection to a machine. The first step is to create what is called a Session in PuTTY. PuTTY is open source software that is available with source code and is developed and supported by a group of volunteers. PuTTY is an SSH and telnet client, developed originally by Simon Tatham for the Windows platform.
PuTTY is a convenient method of connecting to PDC clusters from Windows. You may need administrator privileges to be able to edit Kerberos configuration file under Windows. Alternative to NIM: Kerberos config file ¶įollow instructions at How to configure kerberos and SSH with kerberos and how to acquire Kerberos tickets. For further information on managing Kerberos tickets via NIM, please visit.
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