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-=== 1. via XCES-shell === +=== 1.via linux/mac ===
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-XCES has [[https://www.xces.dkrz.de/shell-in-a-box|embedded a shell]] from which we can easily log in into the miklip server. For that we only need to enter our DKRZ username and password. +
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-=== 2.via linux/mac ===+
  
 We only need to open a terminal and type: We only need to open a terminal and type:
  
 <code bash> <code bash>
-$ ssh <username>@xces.dkrz.de+$ ssh <username>@levante.dkrz.de
 </code> </code>
  
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-=== 3. via windows ===+=== 2. via windows ===
  
 Here we can do it either  Here we can do it either 
  
-== 3.a via powershell ==+== 2.a via powershell ==
  
 just launch the powershell and type: just launch the powershell and type:
  
 <code bash> <code bash>
-$ ssh <username>@xces.dkrz.de+$ ssh <username>@levante.dkrz.de
 </code> </code>
  
-== 3.b via PuTTY ==+== 2.b via PuTTY ==
  
 Download it from [[https://www.putty.org/|here]]. Open it and under the ''Session tab'' enter the following: Download it from [[https://www.putty.org/|here]]. Open it and under the ''Session tab'' enter the following:
  
-  - hostname: ''xces.dkrz.de'' (to enter in our miklip nodes, you could also enter mistral.dkrz.de to enter in any of the DKRZ nodes)+  - hostname: ''levante.dkrz.de''
   - port: ''22'' (for ssh)   - port: ''22'' (for ssh)
   - click ''open''   - click ''open''
  
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-== 3.c others ==+== 2.c others ==
  
 For example since some years you can install [[https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/install-manual|Windows Subsystem for Linux]]. From there you can launch it, and use the terminal to connect the same way. If you fancy some particular terminal such as ''terminator'' follow this [[https://blog.cyplo.dev/posts/2016/07/06/terminal-emulator-windows-10/|link]]. For example since some years you can install [[https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/install-manual|Windows Subsystem for Linux]]. From there you can launch it, and use the terminal to connect the same way. If you fancy some particular terminal such as ''terminator'' follow this [[https://blog.cyplo.dev/posts/2016/07/06/terminal-emulator-windows-10/|link]].
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-=== 4. via Jupyterhub ===+=== 3. via Jupyterhub ===
  
 DKRZ's Jupyterhub (For info on how to connect to Jupyterhub, please [[connec2jupyterhub|click here]]) also offers the possibility to open a terminal within it: DKRZ's Jupyterhub (For info on how to connect to Jupyterhub, please [[connec2jupyterhub|click here]]) also offers the possibility to open a terminal within it:
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   * If we open a __Preset__ session clicking //New/Other/Terminal//: \\   * If we open a __Preset__ session clicking //New/Other/Terminal//: \\
  
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   * If we load //Jupyterlab//, directly from the //Launcher// panel or clicking //File/New/Other/Terminal//: \\   * If we load //Jupyterlab//, directly from the //Launcher// panel or clicking //File/New/Other/Terminal//: \\
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