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Install ArcGIS - Geographic Information Systems Software
. For Mac's and Linux, QGIS is a desktop alternative, or consider using ArcGIS Online which runs in a browser on Mac's, Linux and Windows. Contact us for additional solutions. ArcGIS Pro now
Hardware Resources for Researchers
Details
Researchers at Dartmouth have access to High Performance Computing (HPC) resources including the Discovery cluster and Linux computer servers with licensed mathematics and statistical
Changing Your AFS Password
DetailsYou can change your password from any system that has the Kerberos tools or AFS client installed. The easiest way for Linux users is to login to Polaris, Andes or Discovery and use the command
Research Computing Accounts
Details
A Research Computing account allows you to login to our Linux compute servers using your Dartmouth NetID. Your home directory on the Linux systems is your own 50GB volume in DartFS
GlobalProtect VPN Overview
installing the VPN software:
Windows
Macintosh
Mobile
Linux
ARM64 Device (Direct link to installer)
How to Select a VPN Portal: Once you have the software installed, you have to
Running Jupyter notebooks on local machines
Quick start
Install conda:
Installing on Windows
Installing on macOS
Installing on Linux
Install jupyter:
conda install jupyter
In a terminal window (macOS and
Software for Research Knowledge Base
and Linux. It is also installed on our high-performance computers, Andes, Polaris and Discovery. For local installs, see https://caligari.dartmouth.edu/downloads/matlab/Matlab-Downloads.html
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GlobalProtect VPN Portals
video conferencing.
vpn-linux.dartmouth.edu
General VPN use is you are running a Linux-based operating system.
vpn-linux-split.dartmouth.edu
For Linux users where only
Graduating Students - Research Computing Resources
Graduating Students
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What happens
When you leave Dartmouth you will no longer be able to login to the multi-user Linux systems such as:
Polaris
Andes
Using klog to Obtain AFS Credentials
DetailsEven if a Linux system is not set up with usernames or UIDs matching the AFS user database, you can still use all the features of AFS.Run the klog command after logging in locally, giving it
DartFS: Storage and Computing Information
consists of over 5,000 cores and serves as a vital resource for the Dartmouth research community.
Operating on the CentOS 7 Linux distribution, this high-performance computing infrastructure features
Programming Supported by Research Computing
: Converting serial codes to parallel using MPI, OpenMP, Hybrid programming.
Code Debugging: use Totalview to debug codes.
Code development: Serial and parallel codes.
Code porting: Mainly to Linux
How to Find Your Computer Name
name on a Mac or Windows computer.
macOS
Windows 10
Windows 8
Windows 7
Linux
macOS
Click the Apple Menu button, located in the upper left.
Select System Preferences
Recover files/folders from a DartFS snapshot
From a Mac or Linux
The easiest way to recover these files is to:
Log into Andes/Polaris/Discovery from a Terminal application
Change directories to the hidden .snapshot folder – note
Sunapsis - International Student/Employee System
visa.and.immigration.services@dartmouth.edu.
Access to Sunapsis requires a VPN connection. Check the VPN Overview for instructions to connect on Windows, Mac, and Linux.
For problems logging into Sunapsis