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remotely accessing the computer you use at work, from home.

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I read the NoMachine license and, if I got it right, individual uses are allowed free of charge (without having to purchase a subscription), being examples of individual uses: Note that NoMachine is not a free ( libre) software, but a proprietary one.

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It is cross-platform (available for use in various operating systems, including Linux, Windows, macOS, Android and iOS) and free of charge for personal use, but subscriptions are available for advanced features targeted at enterprises. For instance, login to rhel6 with ssh -Y rhel6-64.NoMachine is a remote access solution developed since 2003 by the Luxemburg-based company of the same name. Don't forget to use -Y (transport X11) and possibly also -t (associate terminal with login) when you login from fastx to other SLAC unix machines.

Assuming you start a terminal, now you can use it to ssh elsewhere at SLAC.

Select Desktop or Terminal, and hit Launch

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Click the + icon to start a full GNOME desktop, or just a terminal, on the FastX server itself (which is NOT your regular unix AFS login, don't look for your files there).

Using FastX to get a terminal and run programs directly in your web browser, simply direct your browser to.

Getting Started with FastX with web browser The SLAC unix hosts available through FastX are those either in the SLAC Public Network, such as centos7 and rhel6-64, and also those on networks directly available from the SLAC Public Network.

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So an X client, such as FastX, or XQuartz (for Mac) is essential for interfacing to software of the accelerator.įastX can be used to access SLAC unix hosts either through a web browser, or through a client application. It's particularly pertinent at SLAC because much of the key user oriented software of the accelerator complex runs on Linux, and displays over X. X11 (or simply 'X'), is a windowing system for Unix computers, and others.

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See the end of the page at that link for how to install VPN on a computer that is not SLAC managed, such as a home PC or personal laptop, and then use it connect your computer to SLAC's network.įastX is software you can use to display X11 windows generated by a computer program running remotely, on your local computer screen. Normally, SLAC managed PCs and laptops come preconfigured for VPN. See the link below for further information on acquiring VPN and its configuration for SLAC. You can request your account to be enabled for VPN here in ServiceNow. To use VPN, you use your SLAC Windows account, and that account must be specifically enabled for VPN. For instance, to browse SLAC Oracle web sites from home, or ssh to the accelerator DMZ network while on SLAC Visitor Wireless. Such resources include some protected SLAC web sites, or computer systems in SLAC that only accept connections that originate also inside SLAC, such as some database and accelerator systems. In doing so, VPN allows the authorized user to gain visibility of SLAC network resources from outside SLAC. Specifically, it permits an authorized user on a verified computer, such as your home PC or laptop, to temporariliy join a secure network, such as SLAC's. VPN, or Virtual Private Network, provides a secure connection between your computer and the resources available at your home institution.

Using the Remote Desktop Connection client, connect to the computer using the name recorded using your Windows login credentials.

On the remote computer (assuming it is outside the SLAC network) connect to SLAC VPN (see VPN help below).

Also in Remote Desktop Settings, note the name of your SLAC workstation under 'How to connect to this PC.' It will look something like .edu.

On your SLAC workstation, confirm remote desktop is enabled in Remote Desktop Settings.

See the link below for Microsoft's How to use Remote Desktop pertaining to Windows 10. For example, you can use all of your work computer's programs, files, and network resources from your home computer, and it's just like you're sitting in front of your computer at work. With Remote Desktop Connection, you can connect to a computer running Windows from another computer running Windows that's connected to the same network or to the Internet. Remote connection to a specific Windows PC at SLAC