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Access Machines

Warning

  • Assigning tasks to an access machine is prohibited.
  • Access to the cluster is possible only after activating the access service.

Service activation

Access to a specific cluster is only possible after activating the corresponding access service in the Services section on the Portal. In the search field, enter the name of the cluster you wish to access, and then use the Activate button.

List of Access Machines

Location Cluster Name Access Node Address Extended Information
ACC Cyfronet AGH, Kraków Helios login01.helios.cyfronet.pl Helios
ACC Cyfronet AGH, Kraków Ares ares.cyfronet.pl Ares
ACC Cyfronet AGH, Kraków Athena athena.cyfronet.pl Athena
CI TASK, Gdańsk Tryton plgrid.tryton.task.gda.pl Tryton
WCSS, Wrocław BEM2 ui.wcss.pl BEM2

How to log in to the cluster?

Linux Systems

Cyfronet Ares

ssh <username>@ares.cyfronet.pl

Cyfronet Athena

ssh <username>@athena.cyfronet.pl

Bem2 – WCSS

ssh <username>@ui.wcss.pl

Tryton – TASK

ssh <username>@plgrid.tryton.task.gda.pl

Windows Family Systems

If you are using a Windows family system, you may find programs like PuTTY or MobaXterm helpful (Windows client documentation is available on the manufacturer's website: MobaXterm Documentation).

MobaXterm_connect

Windows 11 comes with a built-in SSH client that you can use within the Windows terminal.

The OpenSSH client is located by default in the directory: C:\Windows\System32\OpenSSH.

You can also check if it's installed by going to Windows Settings > Apps > Optional Features and then searching for "OpenSSH" in installed features.

ssh-optionalfeatures


Last update: December 5, 2024