Changes between Version 93 and Version 94 of Documentation/FAQ
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- Jun 14, 2013, 5:01:27 PM (11 years ago)
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v93 v94 135 135 ----------------------------------------------- 136 136 Users can (and should) access respective consoles directly (i.e. you don't need intermediate ssh to 137 gateway anymore); you still DO have to reserve respective resource in order to gain access during your time slot. You will need to setup up `Documentation/SSHKeys`:sshkeys.137 gateway anymore); you still DO have to reserve respective resource in order to gain access during your time slot. You will need to setup up ssk keys, see: `Documentation/SSHKeys`:trac:. 138 138 139 139 Access to gateway.orbit-lab.org is not controlled by the scheduler and should be always available. … … 170 170 Yes. The nodes do not have direct access to the Internet. However, the machine used for initial login, "gateway.orbit-lab.org", does. The consoles are also open for direct access from outside. e.g in order to access console for sandbox2, use '''ssh user@console.sb2.orbit-lab.org'''. Since your home directory on gateway is also accessible via the testbed consoles, it is possible to upload and download from the Internet on "gateway.orbit-lab.org" and copy files to your nodes from the testbed console. 171 171 172 How do I find out what hardware is attached to a node? 173 ------------------------------------------------------ 174 175 The status can be used to determine what hardware is located on a specific node. More information can be found here: `Software/bAM/jStatus`:trac: . 176 172 177 173 178 Hardware Setup … … 244 249 245 250 246 Please bear in mind that the ORBIT software components (i.e. nodehandler/nodeagent, libmac, otr/otg, oml, and wireless drivers) are under constant development. The baseline image is continually updated with the latest stable releases of these components. If you are going to use your own derivative of the baseline and you use these components, may need to update these packages manually. Please watch the orbit-user mail list for development related news. 251 Please bear in mind that the ORBIT software components (i.e. nodehandler/nodeagent, libmac, otr/otg, oml, and wireless drivers) are under constant development. The baseline image is continually updated with the latest stable releases of these components. If you are going to use your own derivative of the baseline and you use these components, may need to update these packages manually. Please watch the orbit-user mail list for development related news. More information can be found at this page: `HowTo/HowToSave`:trac: 247 252 248 253