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Screen

  1. Knowledge Base
  2. Research Computing
  3. High Performance Computing
are some basic commands to get you started with screen: Once on Discovery you can start a screen session by typing the command: screen This will take you into a screen session. From here, you

Matlab and batch script example

  1. Knowledge Base
  2. Research Computing
  3. Software for Research
This example assumes the user has a Research Computing account and is logged in to the Discovery high performance computing environment    Matlab ".m" files with HPC batch scripts (sbatch shell

DartFS: Storage and Computing Information

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  2. Research Computing
  3. DartFS
data protection. Users can also leverage the (SMB) protocol to conveniently mount the storage, offering flexibility in accessing and managing stored data. Discovery: The Discovery cluster

Report a Security Incident

  1. Services
  2. Information Security
Third-Party Security Incident (Cloud Service or Partner Network Breach) Incident Timeline Dates/times (including time zones) for the incident occurrence (if known), discovery, initial report

SAS at Dartmouth

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  2. Research Computing
  3. Field Specific Support
  4. Statistics
) Server licenses available for a charge SAS is not available for MacOS SAS is installed on the Research Computing shared-access Linux servers and Discovery cluster, and available to all users on

Slurm overview

  1. Knowledge Base
  2. Research Computing
  3. Discovery Cluster
There are many new Slurm commands available on the Discovery cluster. Common user commands in Slurm include: sbatch sbatch <job script> submit a batch job to the queue

Running Jupyter Notebook on High Performance Computing systems

  1. Knowledge Base
  2. Research Computing
  3. High Performance Computing
environment. This comes with a number of steps: STEP 1 - Creating (or using) an "Anaconda" or Jupyter-enabled Conda environment Perform these steps on one of our HPC systems - e.g. Discovery

Sample MPI lab (Hello World)

  1. Knowledge Base
  2. Research Computing
  3. Discovery Cluster
  4. Discovery tutorials
In this lab we will use openMPI to compile a very basic "Hello World!" script, which we will then submit to run across multiple compute nodes. Once you have logged into the discovery cluster. The

Reporting a Suspected Security Incident

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  2. Information Security and Data Protection
  3. Information Security Policies
Security Incident (Cloud Service or Partner Network Breach) Incident Timeline Dates/times (including time zones) for the incident occurrence (if known), discovery, initial report, and closure

Project Governance

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  2. Dartmouth Services Portal
  3. ITC Project Portfolio Management
submitted to ITC are subject to review and approval.  Project requests will move as follows. Request Through the discovery phase of the project request and in consultation with ITC, a

DartFS and High Performance Computing - Connecting to Linux machines via command line / terminal

  1. Knowledge Base
  2. Research Computing
  3. High Performance Computing
discovery ... To access DartFS, High Performance Computing environments, connect to Linux machines, use a command line / terminal application.   Macintosh Users:  Macintosh users can utilize the built-in

Migrating an AFS home directory to DartFS

  1. Knowledge Base
  2. Research Computing
  3. DartFS
Background New home directories for Research Computing servers are in DartFS.  When you have a DartFS home directory you can login to all of our systems (Discovery, Polaris, Andes, etc.) using

VPNs

  1. Knowledge Base
  2. Information Security and Data Protection
  3. Newsletter Topics
labs, HPC and web applications Certain other highly sensitive services RDP/SSH to on-campus machines OnBase MyFiles/OurFiles (File sharing) ​​​​​​​Discovery (HPC) Connecting to

Create a keytab file for automated access to DartFS

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  2. Research Computing
  3. DartFS
been changed. The Research Computing Linux systems named Polaris, Andes and Discovery have everything you need.  You likely already have an account on them and can login to any one of them with

FastX

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  2. Software and Solutions
can connect to remote servers that have the FastX software installed.  These include Andes, Polaris, and Discovery.  Licensing is by number of concurrent connections. Official documentation for