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--- spo600:spo600_servers [2025/03/21 04:20] – [SERVER CHANGES] chris
+++ spo600:spo600_servers [2025/03/21 05:06] (current) – chris
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 ===== SERVER CHANGES =====
-**As of 2025-03-20:**
+;;;As of 2025-03-20:;;;
   - The servers must be accessed with new SSH port numbers. See details below.
   - An additional terabyte of storage has been added to the aarch64-002 server, accessible via ''~/aux'' -- See details below.
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 You can access this system at the hostname aarch64-002.spo600.cdot.systems at port 2202; using OpenSSH from the command line, you can use these arguments:
-''ssh **-p 2202** //username//@aarch64-002.spo600.cdot.systems''
+''ssh ;;;-p 2202;;; //username//@aarch64-002.spo600.cdot.systems''
-On **March 20, 2025**, an additional terabyte of storage was added to this system. The additional storage is available through the symlink ''~/aux'' in each user's directory. To be fair to other users, please limit your use of this additional storage to 30 GiB.
+;;;On **March 20, 2025**, an additional terabyte of storage was added to this system. The additional storage is available through the symlink ''~/aux'' in each user's directory. To be fair to other users, please limit your use of this additional storage to 30 GiB.;;;
-You can see your current disk usage and available space in both your home and aux directories with the command: ''storage''
+;;;You can see your current disk usage and available space in both your home and aux directories with the command: ''storage'';;;
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 This x86_64 system is a workstation/server class system (x86-64-v4 architectural level) with 64GiB RAM. It has the hostname x86-001.spo600.cdot.systems and is accessible on port 2201. It can be accessed using OpenSSH with these arguments:
-''ssh **-p 2201** //username//@x86-001.spo600.cdot.systems''
+''ssh ;;;-p 2201;;; //username//@x86-001.spo600.cdot.systems''
 =====  Simplified SSH Access  =====
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 =====  Passwords  =====
-Your password on each of these systems has been set to a random string (different on each host). You can find out the original random password by viewing the file ''~/password.txt'' and you can change the password with the ''passwd'' command. Your password is used for sudo access (see the next section).
+Your password on each of these systems has been set to a random string (different on each host). You can find out the original random password by viewing the file ''~/password.txt'' and you can change the password with the ''passwd'' command. <!--Your password is used for sudo access (see the next section).-->
+<!--
 =====  Sudo Access  =====
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 In order to use ''sudo'', you will need to know your password. An initial random password is provided in the file ''~/password.txt'' (note that your password will be different on each server). Feel free to change this with the ''passwd'' command -- not by editing the file, which is provided only for your information!
+-->
 =====  SSH Access from Other Client Systems  =====