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| software:paraview:farber [2020-08-18 19:02] – anita | software:paraview:farber [2020-08-20 11:56] – [Setting up ParaView with GUI on Farder] mkyle |
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| You will only be asked to set up your password the first time you run ''paraview-vnc''. Make sure to remember that password as you will need to use it to login into your VNC sessions for ParaView in the future. If you forget your password then you can use the ''vncpasswd'' command to reset your password. | You will only be asked to set up your password the first time you run ''paraview-vnc''. This should **NOT** be your login password! This mechanism only deters unauthorized connections; it is not fully secure, as only the first eight characters of the password are saved. Make sure to remember that password as you will need to use it to login into your VNC sessions for ParaView in the future. If you forget your password then you can use the ''vncpasswd'' command to reset your password. |
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| === Setting up SSH Tunuel for VNC Connection === | === Setting up SSH Tunuel for VNC Connection === |
| After running ''paraview-vnc'' you will need to set up a SSH tunnel. The steps on how to do this are shown below for Windows (PuTTY) and Linux/Mac Terminals. | After running ''paraview-vnc'' you will need to set up a SSH tunnel. The steps on how to do this are shown below for Windows (PuTTY) and Linux/Mac Terminals. |
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| Make sure to note the which login node (''login00'' or ''login01'') when setting up your tunnel. If the wrong node is used the tunnel will not work correctly. | |
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| ==Windows (PuTTY)== | ==Windows (PuTTY)== |