Logging from Windows systems

Windows systems don't have builtin SSH protocol client. Users need to install additional software. We recommend:

• Putty as SSH client
  • configuration instruction PuTTY
• WinSCP for files transfer

After signing in on the machine user works in text console, similar to logging in from Unix/Linux machines.

Caution: When using graphical interface remember to use -X while creating interactive job qsub -I -X.

Working in graphical mode

On UNIX/Linux systems XWindow is usually installed and available for users. Windows systems don't have XWindow server, so it has to be installed first. We recommend free X server XMing. After installing X server user should configure Putty to enable display forwarding.

Caution: When using graphical interface remember to use -X while creating interactive job qsub -I -X.