We have finally gotten all of the external network connections installed in Science 355, and have set up all of the host names and static IP’s for the TAMUC computational sciences computing resources. Unfortunately, a library server already has and uses the name lion, so we had to use a slight alternative nameing scheme for our machines. The full and official list of computing resource information:
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Lion: 1024 core Dell commodity computing cluster
Name: lionhpc.tamu-commerce.edu
Aliases: lionhpc
Internal static IP: 10.19.0.116
External static IP: 165.95.92.116
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Cub: L3 donated 16 core commodity computing cluster, used for prototyping and configuration
Name: cubhpc.tamu-commerce.edu
Aliases: cub.tamu-commerce.edu, cub
Internal static IP: 10.19.0.114
External static IP: 165.95.92.114
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Cheetah: L3 donated GPGPU Nvidia Personal Supercomputer
Name: cheetahhpc.tamu-commerce.edu
Aliases: cheetah.tamu-commerce.edu, cheetah
Internal static IP: 10.19.0.113
External static IP: 165.95.92.113
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Also, CTIS has agreed to open SSH access to these HPC resources through the external firewall. Thus, you are able to SSH into your account from an external ISP connection, without the need to use VPN. This should make external access to your HPC accounts much easier. You should be able to also perform sftp, X forwarding and VNC over the SSH connection as well, giving full access to file transfer and graphical applications externally. In addition, http and https services are also accessible on these machines, as well as the csrc.tamu-commerce.edu server. This means that you can externally access the web based services on the HPC and server machines, including the ganglia cluster monitors, and the tracks and subversion project management tools available on the csrc server.