|
|
Start-up |
 |
How
to request an account |
| Fill out the Account Submission Form. You can download the
text file, fill out and send
by email or fill out the electronic form ). As soon as you have approved your submission,
we will send by email the login name and temporary password. Please change the password as soon as possible, because the temporary password will expire in 7 days. |
|
How
to Access the system |
| You can access the system by telnet directly one specific workstation. For instance, you
can access the system making telnet to crux.spa.lsi.usp.br. However, the best way is to
access the system by telnet to the system name, e.g., spade.spa.lsi.usp.br. The system
implement some "single system image" features. In this way, the
"virtual server
system" will choice one of the available workstations, trying to provide the best load
balance.
Users outside LSI-EPUSP must access the system using ssh (the program is available in
ftp.lsi.usp.br/pub/), in order to guarantee security and privacy.
|
|
How
to print a file |
| On LINUX Workstations
you can use the command lpr -Pprinter, where printer could be Portinari, Monet |
|
How
to configure your session |
| In the Linux Workstations and Clusters, the default
sh is bash. Please specify the
preferred sh when you fill out the Submission Form. |
|
How
to back up your files |
| Periodically the administrator backup the server files. However, if you need or would
like to back up your files on your own, you can do that in several medias, such as floppy
disk, zip, jaz or tape. Please consult the user support person or read the faqs
/how-tos
in the documents page. |
|
|
Using
the System |
|
Using
the Workstations |
| You can access the Workstations locally or remotely. In the
workstations, you can edit programs, compile and debug, as well as accessing Internet. |
|
Using the Cluster's Processing Nodes |
| After the preliminary program development phase,
you can submit jobs on the processing nodes you have received access. You can do this in
several ways: using Job Schedulers such as Easy, PBS, or Clustor, or even access directly by
rsh, telnet or rsh commands. Do not forget to setup your environment. For instance, several
communication libraries and applications require specific environment setup. |
|
|
|
| Mailing
List |
|
users-list
(registration) |
|
developers-list
(registration) |
|
adm-list
(registration) |
|
|
|
|
start-up
using the system
documents
mailing list
important e-mails |
