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Research Computing offers two ways to access Athene, our high performance computing (HPC) cluster. Click here to learn more.

Learn how to fix the "Home directory not found" error message when accessing OnDemand.

This article explains how to securely connect to the Athene cluster using SSH (Secure Shell) on Windows. SSH is the primary method for accessing the cluster to submit jobs and transfer files.

This article explains how to securely connect to the Athene cluster using SSH (Secure Shell) on Mac/Linux. SSH is the primary method for accessing the cluster to submit jobs and transfer files.

Fluent is a fluid simulation software. There are multiple methods of using Fluent interactively. Click here to read more.

SSH keys allow for improved access to Research Computing clusters by bypassing the need for 2Factor authentication. Adding your public key to the cluster will allow tools such as ssh, putty and others to more quickly and easily connect.

You may encounter a scary-looking warning from time to time if you use SSH to log into other systems. The warning itself is real: you should double-check to make sure that you're not connecting to an imposter/man-in-the-middle server. However, oftentimes within FAU, we'll upgrade computers, etc, causing the key for the computer to change, thus giving remote users the error. This article explains the steps to remove the warning for the known-"good" computer and establish a remote connection again