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* IP address: 145.88.35.10
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* Hostname: res-ssh-alg01.researchlumc.nl
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* Hostname: res-ssh-alg01.researchlumc.nl
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#### Setting up the reverse SSH tunnel
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You have to follow the following steps:
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You have to follow the following steps:
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* srun -n 1 -c 1 -p gpu -w res-hpc-gpu01 -t 2:0:0 --mem=200M --pty bash
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* srun -n 1 -c 1 -p gpu -w res-hpc-gpu01 -t 2:0:0 --mem=200M --pty bash
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* [on gpu01:] vncserver
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**Remember**: the first vnc connection will start at port 5901 (:1), the second connection at port 5901 (:2) and so on. The same for the port **8899**. Only 1 user can connect to this port. If this port is occupied, you can't get a connection, so you have to try another port, for example: 8900 or 8898, etc.
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**Remember**: the first vnc connection will start at port 5901 (:1), the second connection at port 5901 (:2) and so on. The same for the port **8899**. Only 1 user can connect to this port. If this port is occupied, you can't get a connection, so you have to try another port, for example: 8900 or 8898, etc.
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#### Closing the reverse SSH tunnel
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## More Slurm info)
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## More Slurm info)
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### Sview
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### Sview
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