The High-Performance Computing (HPC) cluster is available to faculty and students. Students will require a faculty sponsor to access the HPC system. For additional information, or to request access to the HPC cluster, please submit a request via ServiceNOW or email at@sfsu.edu.
Once access has been granted you may access the cluster via SSH. Instructions on how to do so can be found below:
Mac User:
- Open up Finder and select Applications. Double click on the Utilities folder and select Terminal.
- Type in the SSH command followed by your 9-digit SF State ID number and the control node hostname.
- For example: ssh 912345678@hostname.at.sfsu.edu
- Replace the 9-digit ID with your SFSU ID number and the hostname of the cluster. Once you’re done hit enter.
- When prompted, type in your SF State password.
Windows User:
- If you do not already have an SSH client installed on your Windows machine, you can install Putty using the following link: https://www.putty.org/
- Once the client is installed, open the application.
- In the Host Name field, type in the hostname of the cluster.
- Select Open.
- At the login prompt, type in your 9-digit SFSU ID number and then hit Enter/Return. Then type in your SF State password.
Note: If you are not on campus you will need to connect to the SF State VPN before you can access the machine. If this is not already installed on your machine you can install it by going to: https://gp.sfsu.edu. Students will need to go to https://gp-students.sfsu.edu to download the VPN.
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