This document provides instructions for setting up and using Xwin32 to remotely access computing resources at ecel.ufl.edu. It outlines the following steps:
1) Download and install Xwin32 from the provided website URL
2) Connect to the ecel server remotely by creating a new SSH session
3) Export your local IP address to display the remote session on your computer
4) Launch applications like Cadence after logging into the server
This document provides instructions for setting up and using Xwin32 to remotely access computing resources at ecel.ufl.edu. It outlines the following steps:
1) Download and install Xwin32 from the provided website URL
2) Connect to the ecel server remotely by creating a new SSH session
3) Export your local IP address to display the remote session on your computer
4) Launch applications like Cadence after logging into the server
This document provides instructions for setting up and using Xwin32 to remotely access computing resources at ecel.ufl.edu. It outlines the following steps:
1) Download and install Xwin32 from the provided website URL
2) Connect to the ecel server remotely by creating a new SSH session
3) Export your local IP address to display the remote session on your computer
4) Launch applications like Cadence after logging into the server
Step 1: Goto http://www.ecel.ufl.edu/xwin32/index.html and follow the instructions to setup
Xwin-32 User Name: xwin32 Password :8uq7zoK Download the latest version of Starnet X-Win32 listed in the website. Run X-Win32 installation file or the F-Secure SSH Client. When prompted by the X-Win32 License Wizard to choose the method of registration, select "Floating" Copy the contents of the license file in the website into the space provided. This sets up Xwin on your computer. Step 2: After the installation is complete. Goto Start-> programs and select x-win 32 (You can add a short cut to your desktop) This will initialize Xwin and you will see a small icon on the lower right hand corner where you have your time display. Click on the icon and you will see the display shown below.
ll Fig :1 Xwin Icon Step 3: Connecting to ecel server remotely http://www.ecel.ufl.edu/remote.html gives you instructions to logon to grid.ecel.ufl.edu. The steps given below are an elaborated version of the same. Creating a new session: To create a session: 1) Below New Session in fig1, Click on Manual. The following screen appears. Select ssh and click next.
2) The following screen appears after you click next. Fill in the information as shown in the fig below. For password you have to put in your ecel password provided to you by the department.
3) Now under My sessions you will see ECEL grid. Click on it and press launch.
4) The following screen appears. Type in the username as provided by the ece dept and press Ok. You might have to grant access to the client if you have a firewall. In addition it might create a fingerprint for your system. Accept it.
5) After you accept the finger print you will come to the screen shown below. This indicates that you have successfully logged on to the grid server.
Step 4: This step might give you some trouble. In order to get the display on your computer you have to export your IP. If you dont do this you end up with this error. It says *WARNING* X Window Display Initialization failure *WARNING* (DISPLAY <not defined>)
ON-CAMPUS REMOTE ACCESS: Once you are connected to the ufw network. Get your LOCAL IP. 1) To get your LOCAL IP Goto Start->Run and press cmd. This screen will appear.
Now type ipconfig. You will get your local IP.
After you get your LOCAL IP (10.30.101.206) use the following command to export your Display setting. export DISPLAY=LOCALIP:0 Eg: export DISPLAY=10.30.101.206:0
OFF CAMPUS REMOTE ACCESS: Procedure 1: If you are behind a Router 1: Determine the IP address of your Router (OUTSIDEIP) You can use www.whatismyip.com to determine your OUTSIDEIP 2: Determine the LOCALIP address of your machine. Goto Start->Run and press cmd. This screen will appear.
Now type ipconfig. You will get your local IP.
3: Configure your router to send Port 6000/TCP to LOCALIP To do this, you'll need to set your computer to a static IPaddress and then enable port forwarding for port 6000 to that static IP address in your router.There are guides for most routers at http://www.portforward.com/guides.htm that explain how to setup port forwarding.If your computer is directly connected to your cable/DSL modem, no port forwarding is necessary.
4: Now you export DISPLAY=OUTSIDEIP:0
REF: http://www.ecel.ufl.edu/remote.html
STEP 5: Now type icfb& and cadence should be up and running.