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How to run jupyter notebook on windows command line password#
How to run jupyter notebook on windows command line mac#

In order to be able to connect to jupyter notebook running on the login node from the web-browser running on your Windows machine (the procedure for Linux or Mac client is similar) we will need an ssh tunnel.

Normally jupyter notebook is only available to be open in a web-browser on the localhost, for security reasons. In this article we will use MobaXterm to connect to the RACC and we will launch jupyter notebook on one of the login nodes. The following information might be useful to some experienced users but we do not promise it will work, and DTS is not able to help if you have any difficulties. Using Jupyter Notebook via SSH tunnels might result in a more responsive user experience, but this approach is not supported by DTS. In this case you might need to enter your UoR username: homeMachine:~$ jupyter_on_RACC.sh Unsupported approach using SSH tunnels

How to run jupyter notebook on windows command line password#

The script will test if it can connect to .uk without entering password or It will look for a master connection called arc-ssh (see arc-ssh for Linux and Mac users – step by step guide). If you use VPN or ssh multiplexing on Linux or Mac, you can also try using the script from home. The Firefox browser opened by the script uses a separate profile and it should not be used for any other tasks, as it will be closed together with Jupyter Notebook.

Or you can use the GUI launcher, as shown in the screenshot: You can run the script from the command line: nxnode:~$ jupyter_on_RACC.sh To use it without the need to enter your password multiple times, you need to set up ssh keys, such that you can login from NX to RACC without entering the password. The script is provided as is, without support. We created a script and launcher that automates the ssh tunnel approach described below. Unsupported approach – the script provided on NX Further information about Jupyter Notebook can be found in the official Jupyter/Ipython Quick Start Guide. Jupyter Notebook can also be launched from anaconda-navigator (See Python on the Academic Compute Cluster).

When you have finished working with your Jupyter Notebook, enter CTRL+C to stop it running and close the Web browser.

A browser showing the new Notebook session will launch automatically after a few seconds.

IMPORTANT: Don’t add ‘&’ to run it in the background.

Launch Jupyter Notebook with the following command.

Add your preferred Python version to your environment using a command like the following.

Use the following procedure to start Jupyter Notebook on the RACC. Jupyter Notebook on RACC Recommended approach using NX