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#### From the command line (ssh)
If your login user name from your workstation is the same as the username on the HPC cluster, you can use:
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ssh res-hpc-lo01
or
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ssh res-hpc-lo02
Otherwise:
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ssh username@res-hpc-lo01
or
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ssh username@res-hpc-lo02
You can make your life easier by editing the file:
```
vi ~/.ssh/config
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@@ -135,6 +141,10 @@ Host res-hpc-lo01
Hostname 145.88.76.243
User user-name
ServerAliveInterval 60
Host res-hpc-lo02
Hostname 145.88.76.217
User user-name
ServerAliveInterval 60
```
Where you adapt the
*user-name*
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You can show graphical output when you enable X11 forwarding
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ssh -X res-hpc-lo01
or
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ssh -X res-hpc-lo02
or
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ssh -Y res-hpc-lo01
or
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ssh -Y res-hpc-lo02
Once you are logged in, you should be able to run a graphical program, for example:
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xterm
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xclock
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