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When following along with one of these step-by-step guides, make sure that you have a running workspace (see How to get on board).
Workspace Access to Jupyter Notebooks through SRAM
To log in to a Jupyter Notebook workspaces that are created after September 12th 2023 you can access using SRAM.This is the exact same authentication mechanism you use to enter workspace you can just use the same credentials as you use for the Research Cloud portal.
Just select Most probably these are your institute (or EduID) and log in.Older Jupyter Notebook workspaces or earlier derivates of the Jupyter Notebook catalog item still require TOTP. (See below for TOTP)'s credentials - or EduID.
Workspace Access with TOTP
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In this case consider to use the open source WinAuth application where right-clicking the displayed QR code suffices:
To couple the Authy Desktop app, paste the image link into the form there and click "verify authenticator":
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Windows-, and some Linux-workspaces are configured such that only members of the src_co_admin group can get administrator or sudo access. When you are prompted for your password to use your administrator/sudo rights, you fill in the TOTP password that is generated by your authenticator app. |
Workspace access with SSH
SSH access is needed if your workspace has no desktop or web-interface. Or if you want to use the scp command to upload and download data to and from your workspace.
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If you want to read more on ssh on Windows you can check here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/administration/openssh/openssh_install_firstuse https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/administration/openssh/openssh_keymanagement You only have to install and configure the SSH client. (In the case of Research Cloud, the "server" is the workspace you will log in to and SSH is already installed, there.) |
Older Windows versions
If you are running older versions of Windows, we recommend GitHub Desktop or MobaXterm.
These separate pages describe how to set up these tools:
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Workspace access with SRAM
SURF Research Access Management (SRAM) is a service to manage access to research resources, intended for Dutch led research collaborations.
Jupyter Notebook workspaces that are created after 18st of January 2024 can be accessed using SRAM.
To access a workspace based on SRAM authentication select your institute (or EduID) and follow the instructions on the screen.
Older Jupyter Notebook workspaces or earlier derivates of the Jupyter Notebook catalog item still require TOTP. (See above for TOTP)
You can add SRAM authentication to your own custom-made catalog item. For that, see the page Catalog item with SRAM login.
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