Accounts on MAPS

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Bell User Guide
- Overview of Bell
- Biography of Clara Bell Sessions
- Accounts
  - Purchasing Nodes
  - Logging In
    - Purdue Login
    - Jupyterhub
    - Passwords
    - SSH Client Software
    - SSH Keys
    - Accounts on MAPS
    - SSH X11 Forwarding
    - ThinLinc
    - Rstudio Server
- File Storage and Transfer
- Gateway (Open OnDemand)
- Software
- Compiling Source Code
- Running Jobs
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Datasets
Gilbreth User Guide
Weber User Guide
Scholar User Guide
Hammer User Guide
Negishi User Guide
Geddes User Guide
Anvil User Guide
Gautschi User Guide
Datasets
iGenomes
Software Catalog
Compilers
MPIs
Applications
Utilities
Biocontainers
NVIDIA NGC containers
AMD ROCm containers
FAQs
Storage
Data Depot User Guide
Fortress User Guide
REED Folder User Guide
Box Research Lab Folder User Guide
Scratch User Guide
Home Directory User Guide
Services
High-Performance Computing
Services Guides
Slurm
Depot Object User Guide
Rowdy User Guide
Environment Management with the Module Command
Protected Data Filesystem User Guide
Protected Data Archive User Guide
Purdue GenAI Studio
Environment Management with the Module Command
Environment Management with the Module Command

Accounts on MAPS

If you are on a non-Windows system or a non-ONEPURDUE Windows machine, you can connect to MAPS via Remote Desktop. If you are connecting from off-campus, first you will need to connect to the Purdue VPN.

Click the Windows/Start menu, click All Programs, click Accessories, then click Remote Desktop Connection. Mac users will need to download Remote Desktop for Mac. Linux users can install rdesktop from the distribution package manager.
Once in the Remote Desktop application, click the Options button and enter the following information:
Computer: maps01.rcac.purdue.edu or maps02.rcac.purdue.edu
Username: ONEPURDUE\your_username
Click Connect.
Once logged in, you may interactively access a variety of Geospatial software.

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Accounts on MAPS

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