There are three hosts for Quickload main. Here's how to reach the hosts.
RENCI:
As per email from Nick Harrison (nwharris@renci.org) from Jul 16, 2021, first log into bastion host hop.renci.org, a jumping-off point to get to access individual machines via SSH. From there, SSH into lorainelab-quickload.scidas.org.
To avoid logging in twice, do this, but replace "aloraine" with your RENCI user name. Note that RENCI uses the same authentication system for all its hosts, so you can manage your RENCI user from one of their Web interfaces (not sure what the address is.)
ssh -J aloraine@hop.renci.org aloraine@lorainelab-quickload.scidas.org
UNC Charlotte:
Connect to the VPN. Then execute the following, replacing "aloraine" with your UNC Charlotte user name. Note you will need an account on cci-moss and igbquickload.org for this to work.
ssh -J aloraine@cci-moss -p 1657 aloraine@igbquickload.org
AWS:
To update quickload backups in AWS. Go to AWS console and modify the firewall to allow ssh from your IP. Then log in.
Task
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IGBF-2696
Add blacklist regions to IGB quickload for mouse, human, fruit fly
There are three hosts for Quickload main. Here's how to reach the hosts.
RENCI:
As per email from Nick Harrison (nwharris@renci.org) from Jul 16, 2021, first log into bastion host hop.renci.org, a jumping-off point to get to access individual machines via SSH. From there, SSH into lorainelab-quickload.scidas.org.
To avoid logging in twice, do this, but replace "aloraine" with your RENCI user name. Note that RENCI uses the same authentication system for all its hosts, so you can manage your RENCI user from one of their Web interfaces (not sure what the address is.)
UNC Charlotte:
Connect to the VPN. Then execute the following, replacing "aloraine" with your UNC Charlotte user name. Note you will need an account on cci-moss and igbquickload.org for this to work.
AWS:
To update quickload backups in AWS. Go to AWS console and modify the firewall to allow ssh from your IP. Then log in.