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  • Mac or Linux User
  • Windows User
  • Check ZebClient Filesystem
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Last updated 1 year ago

Connecting to the Application Node via the Management Node

Mac or Linux User

Please follow the steps below to connect to the Application node.

  1. Locate your private key file.

  2. Run the following command, if necessary, to ensure your key is not publicly viewable

chmod 400 <Key-pair-name>
  1. Connect to your instance using the ZebClient management node public IP address.

ssh -i  <Key-pair-name> zebclient@<Management Node Public IP Address>

Windows User

Please follow the following guide to connect to the application node using Putty

  1. Then, ssh to the ZebClient agent0 from the management node

ssh agent0

Check ZebClient Filesystem

Please follow the steps below to ensure your ZebClient file system has successfully mounted.

  1. Use the disk free command to check that there is a ZebClient-mounted disk

df -h | grep ZCFS
  1. Expected output:

ZCFS:zebclient 1.0P 0 1.0P 0% /fs
  1. Test to write to ZebClient file system (/fs):

Create a folder:

mkdir test

Open folder:

cd test

Write a text file:

date > test.txt

View information stored in the text file:

more test.txt 

Expected output:

Mon Feb 13 13:37:26 UTC 2023
Connect to your Linux instance from Windows using PuTTY