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Transferring files from outside the UCL firewall §Īs when logging in, when you are outside the UCL firewall you will need a method to connect inside it before you copy files.

Panel separately as well as for the main panel, to allow you to drag and dropįiles and have them transferred to the cluster.

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If using MobaXterm, you may need to set a password for the left side file manager

You'll then be shown your list of Stored sessions, which will have the one you just created.

Click Save and give your settings a useful name.

Fill in the hostname of the machine you wish to connect to, your username and password.

If you have an unstable connection with one, you may wish to try the other.

You can choose SFTP or SCP as the file protocol.

The login/create new session screen will open if this is the first time you are using WinSCP.

WinSCP is a graphical client that you can use for scp or sftp. Have a look at man rsync as there are many options. Rsync is used to remotely synchronise directories, so can be used to only copy files which have changed. # change local directory and upload a copy of file2

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# Example: download a copy of file1 into your local current directory, The error message looks like this if you are using OpenSSH in a terminal: Warnings to show up if the host key on that machine has genuinely changed (usually because of anĬheck the host key warning against our current key fingerprints: This helps make sure you are connecting directly to the server you think you are, but can cause ssh/known_hosts file in your home directory, on the machine you are logging in from. When you log in via SSH, it keeps a record of the host key for the server you logged in to in If you get a host key error message, you will need to delete old host keys - continue reading! Remote host identification has changed § If you cannot access anything, please see UCL MyAccount - you may need to request a password reset from the Service Desk. If you still cannot get access but can access other UCL services like the SSH Gateway, please contact us on Your account may have expired, or you may have gone over quota. If you have recently updated your password, it takes some hours to propagate to all UCL systems. If you experience difficulties with your login, please make sure that you are typing your UCL user ID and your password correctly. If you are on China Connect, you will still need to ssh in to a UCL gateway first as Ssh If you find you need to go via the Gateway often, you can set up this jump automatically, see Single-step logins using tunnelling China Connect §

From there you can then ssh in to our systems. You will need to either use the UCL Virtual Private Network or ssh in to UCL's Gateway system .uk first. Logging in from outside the UCL firewall § If you want to, you can check the host fingerprint against our current key fingerprints. Key is not cached in the registry - this is normal and is because you have never connected to The first time you log in to a new server, you'll get a popup telling you that the server's host Only enter your username, not The password field will remain entirely blank when you type in to it - it does not show placeholders to indicate you have typed something. You will then be asked to enter your username and password. Then you can select it and "Load" next time you use PuTTY. If you want to save your settings, give them an easily-identifiable name in the "Saved Sessions" box and press "Save". You will need to create an entry for the host you are connecting to with the settings below. Start > P > PuTTY 0.76 (64-bit) > PuTTY 0.76 or type "putty" in the toolbar's search box.

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PuTTY is a common SSH client on Windows and is available on You can find it under:

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On Windows 10 you can use OpenSSH from a command prompt and type the same ssh command as the On Windows you need something that will give you a suitable terminal and ssh - usually PuTTY, or How can I see what types of node a cluster has? How do I estimate what resources to request in my jobscript? Passing in qsub options on the command line How do I connect to UCL group folders, N drive or other smb mounts? Transferring files from outside the UCL firewallĬreating a tunnel that other applications can useĬonnect to your tunnel with an application (like FileZilla) Quick Start Guide for Experienced HPC Users