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Research Computing Accounts
Request an account to use Research Computing's computational environments. ... 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....
Hardware Resources for Researchers
An overview of the hardware available to Dartmouth 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...
Software for Research Knowledge Base
Andes and Discovery) LaTex Scientific document publication and typsetting tool (Andes, Polaris and Discovery) Software for Download and Install Matlab is available for Macs, Windows PC's and Linux...
GlobalProtect VPN Portals
How to change the portal used by GlobalProtect ... 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 traffic to Dartmouth is sent across the VPN...
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 Linux Detailed installation...
Programming Supported by Research Computing
Code porting: Mainly to Linux environments including Math and Scientific libraries.
Graduating Students - Research Computing Resources
Explains what happens to your access to Research Computing resources when you graduate. ... Graduating Students Back to Checklist What happens When you leave Dartmouth you will no longer be able to login to the multi-user Linux systems such as: Polaris Andes Discovery
How to Find Your Computer Name
Use this article to find your computer name. ... macOS Windows 10 Windows 8 Windows 7 Linux macOS Click the Apple Menu button, located in the upper left. Select System Preferences. Click Sharing. Linux Open a terminal. In Ubuntu, select...
DartFS: Storage and Computing Information
Operating on the CentOS 7 Linux distribution, this high-performance computing infrastructure features compute nodes equipped with 8GB of memory per core, in addition to 1TB solid-state drive (SSD)...
Recover files/folders from a DartFS snapshot
Recovering files and folder in a snapshotted DartFS volume ... closet parent directory of the file(s) you would like to recover Right-click on the folder Select 'Previous Versions' Navigate and copy the files you need back into your DartFS From a Mac or Linux
Sunapsis - International Student/Employee System
Check the VPN Overview for instructions to connect on Windows, Mac, and Linux.
Display Bookmarks and Favorites in your Internet Browser
Mozilla Firefox Compatability: Windows OS, Apple IOS, and Linux Note: For each version of Windows the Mozilla Firefox browser layout remains the same as long as it remains up-to date. Google...
Duo - Configure Security Key (YubiKey, Feitian, etc.)
They can be used on many operating systems including Windows, Mac OSX, Linux, and Unix. See Add a Duo Device What is a security key? key and would like to enroll the device with Duo, please follow...
CrashPlan - device stuck synchronizing - has not completed
following methods: Double-click the CrashPlan logo in the upper-left corner, OR Enter the keyboard shortcut for your operating system: Windows: Ctrl+Shift+C Mac: Option+Command+C Linux
Installing XQuartz and Enabling GLX (OpenGL).
Install XQuartz and enable display of OpenGL from remote systems. ... XQuartz is the Mac software package to display X11 graphical applications from remote servers, primarily Unix/Linux.