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You can use a sftp client to connect to gowonda clusterGriffith HPC cluster.
Please note that the login node has changed. It is now clogin1.rcs.griffith.edu.au (10.250.250.7) and no longer gowonda.rcs.griffith.edu.au (10.250.250.3)
All other instructions remain the same.
Windows Client
WinSCP
An instruction video has been created and placed here
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For the hostname, type: "gowondaclogin1.rcs.griffith.edu.au"
User name: <yourUsername> e.g. s1234567
Password: Leave it blank for now
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To transfer files, simply drag and drop the files between the two panes.
Mac Client
CyberDuck
See a youTube video that explains how this is setup.
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To open cyberduck, Applications ==> CyberDuck
For the hostname, type: "gowondaclogin1.rcs.griffith.edu.au"
User name: <yourUsername> e.g. s1234567
Password: Leave it blank for now
Chose the type of FTPSFTP. The default is ftp. Chose SFTP.
With the implementation of 2 factor authentication on the cluster, you will be prompted for authentication using pingID.
Once logged in, you will see the remote files. Open another window on your local filesystem and select the files to be transfered. Simply drag and drop files to transfer files. Watch the youtube video how this is done! ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xo7rpAANm9U )
linux and mac command line
use "scp" to transfer back and forth.
To copy a file named "core.10437" from HPC login node to local machine: ===================================================================== scp s123456@10.250.250.37:/export/home/s123456/core.10437 . To copy a directory named tmp2 from local machine to HPC login node ==================================================================== scp -r tmp2 s123456@10.250.250.37:/export/home/s123456/
With the implementation of 2 factor authentication on the cluster, you will be prompted for authentication using pingID.