#Big mean folder machine 2 user manual password#

Please note that changing your password on the XSEDE Portal does not change it on PSC systems and will not prevent your PSC password from expiring. To change your Kerberos password, use the web-based PSC password change utility . Change your PSC passwordĬhanging your password changes it on all PSC systems. For security, you should use a unique password for your PSC account, not one that you use for other sites. When you receive a PSC account, go to the web-based PSC password change utility to set your password. PSC uses Kerberos authentication on all its production systems, and your PSC password (also known as your Kerberos password) is the same on all PSC machines. PSC password policiesĬomputer security depends heavily on maintaining secrecy of passwords. Go to the web-based PSC password change utility at to set your PSC password.

If you do not have an active account on any other PSC system: You will use the same username and password on Bridges-2 as for your other PSC account. PSC usernames and passwords are the same across all PSC systems. If you have an active account on any other PSC system If you have questions at any time, you can send email to Set your PSC passwordīefore you can connect to Bridges-2, you must have a PSC password. PSC User Services is here to help you get your research started and keep it on track. But if you have any questions, don’t hesitate to email us for help at Questions?

We hope that that information along with the Bridges-2 User Guide will have you diving into your work on Bridges-2. You can also check the Introduction to Unix or the Glossary for quick definitions of terms that may be new to you. It explains HPC concepts which may be unfamiliar. If you are new to high performance computing, please read Getting Started with HPC before you begin your research on Bridges-2. If you have questions at any time, you can send email to Are you new to HPC? You are expected to comply with these policies at all times when using PSC systems. Please take a minute now to read PSC policies on passwords, security guidelines, resource use, and privacy.