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== Example login process for bwUniCluster |
== Example login process for bwUniCluster 3.0 == |
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After the connection has been initiated, a successful login process will go through the following three steps: |
After the connection has been initiated, a successful login process will go through the following three steps: |
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2. The systems asks for your service password. Enter it after the '''Password:''' prompt. |
2. The systems asks for your service password. Enter it after the '''Password:''' prompt. |
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3. You are greeted by the bwUniCluster |
3. You are greeted by the bwUniCluster 3.0 banner followed by a shell. |
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The result should look like this: |
The result should look like this: |
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[[File:uc3-login.png|center |
[[File:uc3-login.png|center|600px|Login example for bwUniCluster 3.0]] |
Latest revision as of 09:39, 31 March 2025
Examples
- If you are a member of the University of Konstanz and your local username is
ab1234
, your username on any bwHPC cluster iskn_ab1234
.
- If your local username for the university is
vwxyz1234
and you are a user from the University of Freiburg and you want to login to the bwUniCluster this would combine to the following SSH command:
ssh fr_vwxyz1234@uc3.scc.kit.edu
Alternatively, you can also use -l
for the user name:
ssh -l fr_vwxyz1234 uc3.scc.kit.edu
Example login process for bwUniCluster 3.0
After the connection has been initiated, a successful login process will go through the following three steps:
1. The system asks for a One-Time Password. Generate one using the Software or Hardware Token registered on the bwIDM system (see Registration/2FA) and enter it after the Your OTP: prompt.
2. The systems asks for your service password. Enter it after the Password: prompt.
3. You are greeted by the bwUniCluster 3.0 banner followed by a shell.
The result should look like this: