If something is not working, before contacting ServiceDesk, please check if your issue is covered/solved below:ĭeselect "Match the client resolution upon reconnection" -option from the Display menu (access from "peel menu"). In Puhti you can launch regular xterm with some options, for example, write xterm -fs 12 -fa "Bitstream". Use the initial terminal to launch new prettier terminals. The default font in the terminal is ugly and small. To get rid of the scroll bars at the edges of your screen take the mouse to the upper right corner (peel menu) and click "resize remote screen". The terminal can display remote graphics. Give it, and you'll have a terminal open on Puhti / Mahti. You'll be prompted for your CSC password.Now right click at the black background and select "CSC local servers" then "Puhti" / "Mahti. Once you see a black screen, you're there.Take a while to read through, and if you don't want to see them again, click the box at lower right corner, proceed with "ok".In the first screen, untick the box from "Change server resolution to match the client when I reconnect".
After a while, you'll be shown a few pages presenting the different functionality of NoMachine.Fill in your CSC username and password.Double click the icon of the connection you just configured.If you need to use proxy, it can be done from main menu Settings -> Security tab.
You can not access the Engman Lab machines directly, but you may access our VMware VDI pools for a lab-machine setup. If you are using a Windows system to access these machines remotely, please use Window PowerShell, putty or see our FAQ’s on CADE Lab Remote Access. To access these machines from off campus, either connect to the Campus VPN, or use the CADE Linux machines as an SSH jump host, as in: Note that remote access to the Mac Lab is now restricted to University IP space. Please note that remote access to the Apple’s is with ssh only (no Screen Sharing, VNC, NoMachine or other GUI connections). Lab8-Z (where Z is any number between 1-28) For ssh, from a terminal window, use ‘ssh -Y. You can access any of the machines within the CADE Lab (Linux) with ssh and NoMachine, and the MGK Mac Lab (Apple macOS) with ssh.
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