Nice DCV is remote desktop software which can draw 2D/3D graphics such as visualization applications at high speed using the GPU on the server side. Since communication traffic is suppressed by data compression technology, GUI-based applications can be used comfortably even in remote areas. You can use it from dedicated client software (Windows, Mac, Linux).
NiceDCV can be used with the following application servers.
Connection Destination | Address |
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Application Server | app.kudpc.kyoto-u.ac.jp |
As NiceDCV cannot be used directly from the outside, it is necessary to connect to the application server using the SSH port forwarding function. Please refer to one of the following procedures to connect.
Log in to the application server using the ssh command. At that time, port forwarding to localhost:5901 is performed.
$ ssh {Use ID}@app.kudpc.kyoto-u.ac.jp -L 5901:localhost:5901
Example:When logging in as a b59999 user
$ ssh b59999@app.kudpc.kyoto-u.ac.jp -L 5901:localhost:5901
Execute the following commands on the console connected by Setting of the Port forwarding to register the session.
$ dcv create-session {user ID}
(例)
$ dcv create-session b59999
After starting the Nice DCV client software, enter localhost:5901#User ID in the input field and click Connect.
When connecting for the first time, the following warning screen will be displayed because there is a difference between the domain name in the approval notice and the domain name (localhost) when connecting. If the fingerprint displayed matches any of the following, click on 'Trust&Connect' to proceed.
fingerprint |
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8E-EA-71-67-C7-99-0B-C1-BF-34-3A-F8-23-B0-6D-0E-62-B1-4B-2B |
Execute the following commands on the console connected by Setting of the Port forwarding to end the session.
$ dcv close-session {User ID}
(例)
$ dcv close-session b59999
A user can only register for one session at a time. There is no limit to the number of simultaneous connections to the same session.
The dcv command supports registration, confirmation and termination of the sessions. Please replace the "b59999" with your use ID of the large-scale computer system.
$ dcv create-session b59999
$ dcv describe-session b59999
Session:
id: b59999
owner: b59999
X display: :1
X authority: /run/user/59999/dcv/b59999.xauth
display layout: 800x600+0+0
$ dcv close-session b59999