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	The data for the practical is in the file Data.tgz in the home directory (/home/guest) on the server. (Alternatively, it can be downloaded from [[media:Data.tgz\|Data.tgz]].)		The data for the practical is in the file Data.tgz in the home directory (/home/guest) on the server. (Alternatively, it can be downloaded from [[media:Data.tgz\|Data.tgz]].)

	In ~~a terminal window~~, unpack the data ~~and start the bash shell~~		In '''your group directory''', unpack the data

			tar zxf /home/guest/Data.tgz

	~~tar zxf Data.tgz~~
	~~bash~~

	Three subdirectories will be created:		Three subdirectories will be created:

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	To etablish the connection to the server please follow the following steps:		To etablish the connection to the server please follow the following steps:

	* Copy the ZIP file in T:/Struktrurechnung/MobaXterm@honshu.zip to you personal folder U: and unpack it.		* Copy the ZIP file in T:/Struktrurechnung/MobaXterm@honshu.zip to you personal folder U: and unpack it. (Keep in mind that only files in U: are kept after this day. All other files and directories are deleted automatically.)
	* The folder contains two files, MobaXterm_Personal_7.4.exe (the program executable) and MobaXterm.ini an adittional file containing all passwords and data necessary to automaticall access the server		* The folder contains two files, MobaXterm_Personal_7.4.exe (the program executable) and MobaXterm.ini an adittional file containing all passwords and data necessary to automaticall access the server
	* Start the program by klicking the execuatble MobaXterm_Personal_7.4.exe.		* Start the program by klicking the execuatble MobaXterm_Personal_7.4.exe.

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	* The program starts with a default shell console (black area). Additionally you see on the left side a field named "Saved session". There, please click on the preconfigured connection 141.2.222.9 to connect. A new tab should open showing the prompt "honshu>". This is the name of our server.		* The program starts with a default shell console (black area). Additionally you see on the left side a field named "Saved session". There, please click on the preconfigured connection 141.2.222.9 to connect. A new tab should open showing the prompt "honshu>". This is the name of our server.

	All students use the same account ~~so as~~ an first step please create a directory for your group to work in. For that the following steps are necessary:		The programm shows the list of the files in the active directory on the left side. This enables you to open files in Windows by clicking them and in addition this allows you to copy files between Windows and the active directory on the server by drag and drop.
	* Use the command 'mkdir' command to create a directory. Please chose the last name of one of the group members ~~(use~~ only letters and ~~no explicit German letters)~~. (Every group name has to be unique) E.g. if ~~we want to~~ use 'Mueller' as the groupname, type
			All students use the same account. As an first step, please create a directory for your group to work in. For that the following steps are necessary:
			* Use the command 'mkdir' command to create a directory. Please chose the last name of one of the group members. Use only the standard letters A-Z and a-z. Every group name has to be unique. E.g. if your name is Müller, use 'Mueller' as the groupname, type
	mkdir mueller		mkdir mueller
	* Now change the directory using the command 'cd'. For our example:		* Now change the directory using the command 'cd'. For our example:
	cd ~~guentert~~		cd mueller

	The programm shows the list of the files in the active directory on the left side. This enables you to open them within windows by clicking them and in addition this allows you to copy files into and from the directory by drag and drop.



	clicking the icon labeled '''BCC Linux Terminal-Service.nxs'''. The username and password for the Linux server are the same as for the Windows XP computer, and the data in the home directories are shared between the two systems.

	~~Download the~~ data for the practical: [[media:Data.tgz\|Data.tgz]] ~~and store it in your home directory~~.		The data for the practical is in the file Data.tgz in the home directory (/home/guest) on the server. (Alternatively, it can be downloaded from [[media:Data.tgz\|Data.tgz]].)

	In a terminal window, unpack the data and start the bash shell		In a terminal window, unpack the data and start the bash shell

imported>Guentert: /* Startup */

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	Log in to the Windows system with the username and password of your HRZ account.		Log in to the Windows system with the username and password of your HRZ account.

	The structure calculation will be performed on a Linux server that can be accessed by a remote connection to our computer cluster. For the remote connection we use the program MobaXterm. This program provides a shell ~~eviroment~~ in Windows that allows us the access to the remote computer.		The structure calculation will be performed on a Linux server that can be accessed by a remote connection to our computer cluster. For the remote connection we use the program MobaXterm. This program provides a shell evironment in Windows that allows us the access to the remote computer.
	To etablish the connection to ~~our~~ server please follow the ~~fowlling~~ steps:		To etablish the connection to the server please follow the following steps:

	* Copy the ZIP file in T:/Struktrurechnung/MobaXterm@honshu.zip to you personal folder U: and unpack it.		* Copy the ZIP file in T:/Struktrurechnung/MobaXterm@honshu.zip to you personal folder U: and unpack it.
	* The folder contains two files MobaXterm_Personal_7.4.exe (the program executable and an adittional file containing all passwords and data necessary to automaticall access the server		* The folder contains two files, MobaXterm_Personal_7.4.exe (the program executable) and MobaXterm.ini an adittional file containing all passwords and data necessary to automaticall access the server
	* Start the program by klicking the execuatble		* Start the program by klicking the execuatble MobaXterm_Personal_7.4.exe.
	* The program starts with a default shell console (~~balck~~ area). Additionally you see on the left side a field named "Saved session". There, please click on the preconfigured connection 141.2.222.9 to connect. An new tab should open showing the prompt "~~honsh~~>". This is the name of our server.		* The program starts with a default shell console (black area). Additionally you see on the left side a field named "Saved session". There, please click on the preconfigured connection 141.2.222.9 to connect. A new tab should open showing the prompt "honshu>". This is the name of our server.

	All students use the same account so as an first step please create a directory for your group to work in. For that the ~~folling~~ steps are necessary:		All students use the same account so as an first step please create a directory for your group to work in. For that the following steps are necessary:
	* ~~use~~ the command 'mkdir' command to create a directory. Please chose the last name of one of the members (use only letters and no explicit ~~german~~ letters). (Every group name has to be ~~uniqe~~) E.g. if we want to use '~~geuntert~~' as the groupname we type		* Use the command 'mkdir' command to create a directory. Please chose the last name of one of the group members (use only letters and no explicit German letters). (Every group name has to be unique) E.g. if we want to use 'Mueller' as the groupname, type
	mkdir ~~guentert~~		mkdir mueller
	* ~~now~~ change the directory using the command 'cd'. ~~So for~~ our example:		* Now change the directory using the command 'cd'. For our example:
	cd guentert		cd guentert

imported>Guentert: /* Startup */

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	cd guentert		cd guentert

	The		The programm shows the list of the files in the active directory on the left side. This enables you to open them within windows by clicking them and in addition this allows you to copy files into and from the directory by drag and drop.

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	cd guentert		cd guentert

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imported>Guentert: /* Startup */

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	All students use the same account so as an first step please create a directory for your group to work in. For that the folling steps are necessary:		All students use the same account so as an first step please create a directory for your group to work in. For that the folling steps are necessary:
	* use the command mkdir to create a directory. Please chose ~~a group name. For example~~ the name of one of the members. E.g. we use geuntert as the groupname		* use the command 'mkdir' command to create a directory. Please chose the last name of one of the members (use only letters and no explicit german letters). (Every group name has to be uniqe) E.g. if we want to use 'geuntert' as the groupname we type
	~~honshu>~~ mkdir guentert		mkdir guentert
			* now change the directory using the command 'cd'. So for our example:
			cd guentert

imported>Guentert at 10:25, 14 January 2015

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	* The folder contains two files MobaXterm_Personal_7.4.exe (the program executable and an adittional file containing all passwords and data necessary to automaticall access the server		* The folder contains two files MobaXterm_Personal_7.4.exe (the program executable and an adittional file containing all passwords and data necessary to automaticall access the server
	* Start the program by klicking the execuatble		* Start the program by klicking the execuatble
	* The program starts with a default shell console (balck area). Additionally you see on the left side a field named "Saved session". There please click on the preconfigured connection 141.2.222.9		* The program starts with a default shell console (balck area). Additionally you see on the left side a field named "Saved session". There, please click on the preconfigured connection 141.2.222.9 to connect. An new tab should open showing the prompt "honsh>". This is the name of our server.

			All students use the same account so as an first step please create a directory for your group to work in. For that the folling steps are necessary:
			* use the command mkdir to create a directory. Please chose a group name. For example the name of one of the members. E.g. we use geuntert as the groupname
			honshu> mkdir guentert



	clicking the icon labeled '''BCC Linux Terminal-Service.nxs'''. The username and password for the Linux server are the same as for the Windows XP computer, and the data in the home directories are shared between the two systems.		clicking the icon labeled '''BCC Linux Terminal-Service.nxs'''. The username and password for the Linux server are the same as for the Windows XP computer, and the data in the home directories are shared between the two systems.

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	Log in to the Windows system with the username and password of your HRZ account.		Log in to the Windows system with the username and password of your HRZ account.

	The structure calculation will be performed on a Linux server that can be accessed by clicking the icon labeled '''BCC Linux Terminal-Service.nxs'''. The username and password for the Linux server are the same as for the Windows XP computer, and the data in the home directories are shared between the two systems.		The structure calculation will be performed on a Linux server that can be accessed by a remote connection to our computer cluster. For the remote connection we use the program MobaXterm. This program provides a shell eviroment in Windows that allows us the access to the remote computer.
			To etablish the connection to our server please follow the fowlling steps:

			* Copy the ZIP file in T:/Struktrurechnung/MobaXterm@honshu.zip to you personal folder U: and unpack it.
			* The folder contains two files MobaXterm_Personal_7.4.exe (the program executable and an adittional file containing all passwords and data necessary to automaticall access the server
			* Start the program by klicking the execuatble
			* The program starts with a default shell console (balck area). Additionally you see on the left side a field named "Saved session". There please click on the preconfigured connection 141.2.222.9

			clicking the icon labeled '''BCC Linux Terminal-Service.nxs'''. The username and password for the Linux server are the same as for the Windows XP computer, and the data in the home directories are shared between the two systems.

	Download the data for the practical: [[media:Data.tgz\|Data.tgz]] and store it in your home directory.		Download the data for the practical: [[media:Data.tgz\|Data.tgz]] and store it in your home directory.