Page Comparison

1. Greenerg (Retiring soon)

2. BRB Cluster –  uses cwid credentials

3. Cayuga(CAC/Ithaca) - requires a separate form, emailed separately – cwid required

4. AI - In partnership with Radiology, a cutting-edge high-performance computing (HPC) cluster specifically designed for AI-driven image training.

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How do I know which cluster I logging onto?

To determine which cluster you’re logging onto, you can follow this step:

1. Check the Command Prompt or Terminal: When you log in, the prompt often includes the cluster name.

   1. For example, it might look something like user@login-node~$

• BRB Cluster Login Nodes

  • scu-login01.med.cornell.edu​

    cwid@scu

    edu → cwid@scu-login01:~$

  • scu-login02.med.cornell.edu

    cwid@scu

    cwid@scu-login02:~$

  • scu-vis1.med.cornell.edu (visualization node – Matlab, R, etc…

    • cwid@scucwid@scu-vis1:~$

• Cayuga Cluster Login Nodes

  • cayuga-login1.cac.cornell.edu

    • cwid@cayugacwid@cayuga-login1:~$

  • cayuga-login2.cac.cornell.edu

    • cwid@cayugacwid@cayuga-login2:~$

  • cayuga-vis1.cac.cornell.edu

    • cwid@cayugacwid@cayuga-vis1:~$

• AI Cluster Login nodes

  • ai-login01.med.cornell.edu

    • cwid@ai-login01:~$

  • ai-login02.med.cornell.edu

    • cwid@ai-login02:~$