1. Accessing ulgbc5 from Windows systems Two stage process: –Connecting to the system via secure shell (ssh) login –Getting a graphical connection that supports X-Windows ssh connection: –Need third party software. –Local suggestion – use puTTY Process is slightly more awkward than ideal because local puTTY is configured for the Sun UNIX environment. Better – download putty.exe from http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/ http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/ –Just runs from your desktop Alternative – cygwin - a Linux-like environment for Windows –www.cygwin.com

2. Using Local PuTTY - 1 Better choice This is necessary for all PuTTY installs. This and next 2 screens just for Liverpool version.

3. Using Local PuTTY - 2 linux

4. Using PuTTY-3

5. PuTTY Terminal Screen

6. PuTTY Terminal Screen – nano editor ^G - shorthand for ctrl-G etc.

7. mpisub 2x4 pi3f90 “< infile”

8. Parallel run - output

9. Terminal window Change properties on Windows end for –Colour –Fast edits (mouse clicks) Limiting, but OK for quick edits, checking status etc. May want X-windows support for better environment –Graphical editor with mouse control –Multiple terminals –Special applications Supported solution – Exceed Linux-environment, cygwin, may be better choice for you.

10. Exceed - 1

11. Exceed - 2

12. Exceed - 3

13. Exceed – Starting from the Program menu

14. Exceed, then PuTTY with X-windows

15. nedit – simple text editor

16. Closing things down – Exceed stops