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The table below describes the available RCTF PODs, servers and currently available groups.
| POD name | Description | RCTF delegates | Compute servers | Storage server | Unix Groups |
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| Lambowitz /CCBB POD | Shared POD for use by CCBB affiliates and the Alan Lambowitz lab. Contact Hans Hofmann, CCBB Director, for more information.
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| lambstor01.ccbb.utexas.edu | Lambowitz groups: CCBB groups:
Instructional groups: |
| GSAF POD | Shared POD for use by GSAF customers. 2TB Work area allocation available for participating groups. Contact Mike Wilson, GSAF Director, for more information. |
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| gsafstor01.ccbb.utexas.edu | GSAF customer groups: GSAF internal & instructional groups: |
| Iyer POD | Single-lab POD for members of the Vishy Iyer lab |
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| iyerstor01.ccbb.utexas.edu | Iyer |
| Marcotte POD | Single-lab POD for members of the Edward Marcotte lab |
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| marcstor02.ccbb.utexas.edu | Marcotte |
| Wilke POD | For use by members of the Claus Wilke lab and the AG3C collaboration |
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| wilkstor01.ccbb.utexas.edu | Wilke, AG3C |
| Chen/Wallingford POD | Shared POD for members of the Jeffrey Chen and John Wallingford labs |
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| chenstor01.ccbb.utexas.edu | Chen, Wallingford |
| Georgiou/WCAAR POD | Shared POD for members of the Georgiou lab and the Waggoner Center for Alcoholism & Addiction Research (WCAAR) |
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| georstor01.ccbb.utexas.edu | Georgiou, WCAAR |
Multiple POD group membership
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On the machine and account you want to ssh/sftp FROM (e.g. your laptop), generate a ssh key pair if you don't already have one:
Code Block language bash if [ ! -fd ~/.ssh ] ; then mkdir ~/.ssh ; fi chmod 700 ~/.ssh cd ~/.ssh if [ ! -f id_rsa ] ; then ssh-keygen -b 4096 -t rsa ; fi
Use the default answers for ssh-keygen, and do not specify a password.
Copy your public key to the server you want to login TO (e.g. one of your POD compute nodes):
Code Block language bash ssh-copy-id user@hostname
If you are prompted to accept the SSH Host Key for the node you are connecting to, type "yes: to do so.
Note you will be asked for your password for the user@hostname, so enter it when prompted.Login to the machine to make sure it is working properly:
Code Block language bash ssh user@hostname
- If you are prompted for a password, then something went wrong with the setup. Most likely, it is file permissions on your home directory (you must not have group or world write access to your home directory or your .ssh directory). If you have multiple ssh keys (rsa, dsa, etc) on the machine you are connecting FROM then it could also be using the wrong key to connect.
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