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Strictly for Members of the Cambridge University Engineering Department as it requires a valid User-iD and password.
Before trying to use this MATLAB facility users should consider alternate options : For Members of the department (Staff, Postgraduates and Undergraduates can have stand alone version of MATLAB installed in their laptops).
In order save this give it a session name (for example) remote-access
Choose SSH and sub-option X11
Check the box marked Enable X11 forwarding.
Now choose sub-option Tunnels
Check the box marked Local ports accept connections from other hosts.
Next enter Source Port : 27000 and Destination : matlab-lmserv.eng.cam.ac.uk:27000 and click on Add. It would appear as
L27000 matlab-lmserv.eng.cam.ac.uk:27000
Now complete the rest of the input :
So it is displayed as follows :
L27000 matlab-lmserv.eng.cam.ac.uk:27000 L20001 matlab-lmserv.eng.cam.ac.uk:20001 L20000 matlab-lmserv.eng.cam.ac.uk:20000If you make any mistakes, select the line and click on Remove, Make the necessary changes and click on Add
Select Session from Category menu on the Left Hand Side (LHS) of the PuTTY configuration window and click on Save to save the session.
Click on Open and this will give you a login window :
In subsequent sessions you need to load the saved session and login to the Teaching System Computers every time you want to use MATLAB.
Once you have established the SSH connection and logged into the gateway start a session of X-win 32.
Then slogin to one of the cluster servers.
Subsequent to the initial setting up steps you need to follow only the steps listed below:
If you run into any problems email a description of it to : pc-support@eng.cam.ac.uk.
Include screen dumps (use the ALT/ Print Screen buttons) of any error messages.
Last updated: 24 November 2010
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2008 Cambridge University Department of Engineering Information provided by Peter Benie, Peter Clarkson, Paul Long, Patrick Gosling, John Norcott and Paul Whitehouse |