Title | Tutorial Work - 1 - Connect To Mason Clustersemiconductor Device Fundamentals |
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Course | Semicond Device Fundmtls |
Institution | George Mason University |
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Connect to Mason ClusterSemiconductor Device Fundamentals...
Prerequisites(for Windows user): Xming http://sourceforge.net/projects/xming/files/Xming/6.9.0.31/Xming-6-9-0-31-setup.exe/download SSH http://itservices.gmu.edu/downloads/index.cfm (choose Secure Shell (Windows) to download) If you’re using (Mac OS X/Linux), you will use your terminal to type the command. Your can get more details in the website: https://webdev.gmu.edu/connect-to-the-mason-cluster-via-ssh/ Also, If you are interested in these softwares, you can find more information in the website: http://labs.vse.gmu.edu/index.php/FAQ/SSH First, Install these two softwares. Then you can follow the steps below to connect to the Mason VSE Lab Cluster. ##################################################################
Step 1: Set the X11 tunneling so that you can use the graphic interface. 1.1: Open SSH Secure Shell Client
1.2: Edit>Setting>Profile Settings>Tunneling; Choose Tunnel X11 connections.
1.3: Close SSH Secure Shell Client.
Step 2: Connect to Lab Cluster 2.1: Open Xming, and keep it running.
2.2: Open SSH Secure Shell Client. Click “Quick Connect”, connect to “mason.gmu.edu”. Shown in the figure .
Host Name: mason.gmu.edu User Name: Your Mason Account Click”Connect” and then you will be asked to type your password(The password for your Mason Account) Once you are connected to Mason, you should see this information:
2.3: Connect to the lab. Type the command: ssh -X zeus.vse.gmu.edu Then type your password(the password for Your Mason account)
Step 3: Launch SentaurusTCAD type the command: module add synopsys/SentaurusTCAD/H-2013.03-SP2 then type command: swb& Then you will see the graphic interface in the Xming window.
Choose the directory to start your projects and click “ok” (I don’t know what’s wrong with the left-top corner gray part) Then you can see the Sentaurus Workbench.
To use Sentaurus to start your simulation, please refer to another manual: TCAD Tutorial Review....