Ruddle requires Multi-Factor Authentication so there are a couple additional configuration steps.
An example configuration of Cyberduck is shown below. You will need to configure the client with your netid as the username, the cluster transfer node as the hostname and your private key as the authentication method. You can also transfer files between your local computer and a cluster using an FTP client, such as Cyberduck (OSX/Windows). You can drag-and-drop data into and out of the SFTP pane to upload and download, respectively. Once you have established a connection to the cluster, click on the "Sftp" tab in the left sidebar to see your files on the cluster. MobaXterm is an all-in-one graphical client for Windows that includes a transfer pane for each cluster you connect to. You can also directly edit scripts through this interface, alleviating the need to transfer scripts to your computer to edit. This works best for small numbers of relatively small files. On each cluster, you can use their respective Open OnDemand portals to transfer files. Transferring Data to/from Your Local Machine Graphical Transfer Tools OOD Web Transfers Scp and rsync (macOS/Linux/Linux on Windows)Įxample: Transfer a File from Your Computer to a ClusterĮxample: Transfer a Directory to a ClusterĮxample: Transfer Files from the Cluster to Your Computer
Transferring Data to/from Your Local Machine
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