Attention

This documentation is under active development, meaning that it can change over time as we refine it. Please email help@massive.org.au if you require assistance.

Connecting to M3

There are a number of ways that you can connect to M3. To connect via a command line, see the ssh section. To connect to a desktop session (for graphical applications) see the strudel section.

• Connecting to M3 via ssh
  • Linux and OS X Users
  • Windows Users
• Connecting to M3 via the MASSIVE desktop
  • MASSIVE Desktop (Strudel)
  • MASSIVE Desktop in browser (Strudel Web)
• Connecting to M3 via Strudel2
  • Using the Desktop Application in Strudel2
  • Using the JupyterLab Application in Strudel2
  • Using the Terminal Application in Strudel2
  • Using JupyterLab with Custom Minconda Environments in Strudel2
  • Connecting to M3 with Visual Studio Code and Strudel2
• Troubleshooting Common Issues Using Strudel
  • I can login to Strudel and launch a desktop but cannot connect. I click the connect button and get an error saying “failed to connect to server”
  • Strudel Web fails to connect to the desktop or Strudel2 crashes when trying to connect to desktop
  • I can connect to a Desktop, but the display looks messed up, or I can see the display, but cannot interact with the Desktop!
  • I’m using Strudel Desktop and get an error message “It looks like I was unable to contact the server for a list of sites to connect to…”