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If the remote program has a Graphical User Interface (GUI) then you use a Windows-like system called X (or X11 or XOrg or officially The X Window System). You may also need graphical output (GUI) to use tools like R Studio or advanced text editors. More information about rhino and other computing technology at Fred Hutch is available in the Large-Scale Computing section of this wiki. Note: rhino refers to three locally managed servers that function as a data and compute hub for a variety of data storage resources and high performance computing (HPC). You use this method when opening a terminal ( shell) on your computer to connect to a remote compute server (like rhino) and typing the name of the program or script. These are easily executed from your shell remote process. Many programs you will want to run on a remote compute server are command line programs. Typically the program run is a shell that gives you an interactive command line on the remote host. This is the method used to run a program on a remote server. The second common protocol is Secure SHell (SSH). This is the way your browser communicates with remote web servers. The first is the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP). We use two common protocols to access remote compute resources. SSH Clients for Remote Computing Resources

Using these desktop computing resources, the following describes how to access additional computing resources at the Hutch. Note: If you request a Linux Desktop, Center IT will recommend that you use NoMachine from a Windows or Mac system instead as this is the most appropriate choice for most users.įor help with mobile devices, please see Center IT pages for more information on Mobile Device Services or contact Help Desk with questions or problems. Please see Center IT's page in CenterNet about Laptops and Desktops for more information about support for desktop computing. Individual staff member's desktop computers themselves are supported by Center IT (ADM, CRD, VIDD) as well as Division IT groups (BSD, HB, PHS).