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#*Port: 22, or 2222 if using SSH Key. | #*Port: 22, or 2222 if using SSH Key. | ||
#*Username: your username on HPG. | #*Username: your username on HPG. | ||
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==Login Steps== | ==Login Steps== | ||
#Click the "Login" button to connect to the HPG. | #Click the "Login" button to connect to the HPG. | ||
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| − | #Once you' | + | #Once you've authenticated, you can create a new terminal or SFTP! |
Latest revision as of 23:51, 15 April 2023
Back to Interfaces.
In this guide, we'll show you how to SSH into a HPG using Bitvise SSH Client. With this tool, you can securely connect and execute commands using an easy-to-use interface.
Setup Steps
- Download and install the Bitvise SSH Client on your computer.
- Open Bitvise and click the "New profile" button in the main window. Name your profile and save.
- In the settings window, enter the following information:
- Host: hpg.rc.ufl.edu
- Port: 22, or 2222 if using SSH Key.
- Username: your username on HPG.
- Initial method: select password and store encrypted password in profile.
- Password: your user password
Login Steps
- Click the "Login" button to connect to the HPG.
- If your password is correct, you should be able to enter a Duo option.
- Once you've authenticated, you can create a new terminal or SFTP!