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editor: Eddy Timmer

Prerequisites

  • Running vm in Research Cloud.
  • OpenSSH key Public and private. (LINK)
  • SSH Client. (like. putty)
  • OneTime password (for webaccess) (LINK) 

Access a VM (Web)services

Preinstalled services like web access (ex. r-studio) or other login services that require a username and password can be accessed by using the one time password.

On the surfresearchcloud.nl go to your profile to review your username:

HERE WE CAN ADD AN EXAMPLE OF HOW TO LOGIN TO A WEBSITE WITH OneTime Password.

Access a VM with SSH

Access with SSH is only needed if you like to connect direct to your server.  SSH access to a vm is only possible by OpenSSH Key.

To access the VM you need to follow the following 3 steps:

  1. Add public key into SRAM. (only have to done once)
    This will set your public key into your profile.
  2. Access the VM with SSH.
    Use of your own SSH client to connect to your VM.

Add public key into SRAM. (only have to done once)

For login into your vm you have to add your public SSH key into you account this needs to be added to the SRAM authentication website.

  1. Open the SRAM page : https://sbs.sram.surf.nl/home
  2. In the top right click on the  button to login.
  3. Enter your mail address to be redirect to your SSO login page.
  4. Once you logged click on the 'Profile' button next to the Home.
  5. In the SSH public key enter you public key from you local public key file or brows to the file by clicking on the 'File import' button.
  6. Make sure you key is added into the line.
  7. Click  at the bottom of the page.
  8. The update of the public key can take up to 15 min to replicate.

Access the VM with SSH

There are several ssh clients to access your VM and you can use the one you like as long as it supports public keys.

When you are working from a Linux machine, the SSH commands are already installed and ready to be used from a terminal.

When you are working from a Windows machine, we recommend GitHub Desktop or MobaXterm.

Separate pages describe how set up these tools for the Research Cloud:

SSH commandline (bash)

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