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You will need to save the access keys to your local machine and point to this file: (1) log into your lab home machine, (2) print your key with cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa, (3) open Notepad on your local machine and copy the text from -BEGIN KEY- to -END KEY- (including both headers and the key between) into a file that your save on your computer. If not, confer the ' establish a password less login' section in the installation guide. Leave blank if your login is 'passwordless' (key-based). It may be good to confer with your lab coordinator to learn their specific setup for the machine you plan to access. The default user name of iaas and blue machines is ubuntu.You will fine the IP by logging into the iaas machine on ssh and type ifconfig | grep 10.5.5. You need to type in the IP address for the machine that is set up for X2Go.

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This setup require that someone in your lab already have installed X2Go server and your software of choice on the particular machine you will be connecting to. The configuration below will only work on iaas or blue machines, and not home machines. Once installed, open X2Go and click New session and enter a Session name that you will use to identify this connection later, e.g. # Configure the X2Go client for unmanaged machines If so, time to celebrate with coffee! If not, time to visit the troubleshooting section. With a little bit of luck, you should now see Rstudio on the your screen.

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To access this program, go back to your configuration and update Session type at the bottom of the Session tab from /usr/bin/xterm/ to the location of Rstudio ( /usr/bin/rstudio) and reconnect. Such software needs to be installed in your lab machine.įor your home machine, RStudio should be installed by default. You may use X2Go to access software with graphical interfaces. You should now see a new window popping up with a digital clock. Type xclock in the terminal to test the setup. If this works you should see a terminal pop up on your screen. # Connect to X2Go serverĮnsure that your HUNT Cloud VPN is running and connected.Ĭlick on your newly saved session in X2Go to connect to your lab machine. For office use LAN and 16m-png should be fine.

Play with the Connection speed and Compression methods.

Add /usr/bin/xterm in the command window.

Choose Single application from the drop down menu.

For Windows: Link to the same file that you established above.

Same password as on X2Go Server: Leave blank.

For all: This is the user name that you use to connect to your lab.

Same login as on X2Go Sever: Leave blank.

#X2GO MACOS XQUARTZ FULL#

You will find the full address in the software that you use to connect to your lab.

For all: This is your lab specific IP that starts with 10.42.130.

Use Proxy server for SSH connection: Check Store the key somewhere in the C: drive on your local machine.

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