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--- atmos:northpolradar:remote_vnc_to_radar1_2 [2026/07/28 18:03] – [Editing local config to ProxyJump ssh] benjamin.guida
+++ atmos:northpolradar:remote_vnc_to_radar1_2 [2026/08/17 17:32] (current) – [Editing local config to ProxyJump ssh] benjamin.guida
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-======== Remote ssh into radar1/2========
+======== Remote ssh into radar2========
 =====Radar2================================================================
-Radar1 and Radar2 are connected to the University network through radarpi where it takes the local radar analysis network and masquerades them through the pi, and by an ssh into radarpi, you can ssh into either radar computers. Due to the University network settings you must also ssh to radarpi through littlestorm and be connected to the UND VPN.\\
+Radar1 and 2 are connected to the UND network through a Jump Host known as radar. Radar has an outward facing IP that is masqueraded as the UND netowrk to the radar network. This also allows users on the UND network to connect to radar2 through the radar JumpHost\\
 \\
-You ---> Littlestorm ---> radarpi network ---> Radar1/2\\
+You ---> Littlestorm ---> radar Jump Host ---> Radar2\\
 \\
 Through this you could also connect to the RVP8 or the RCP8 as needed.\\
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 You can manually ssh from one machine to another.\\
 Assuming you started at littlestorm.\\
-  ssh radarpi@10.227.194.19
+  ssh radar@10.227.177.66
-  ssh radar2
+  ssh operator@192.168.50.2
-The config file is setup for operator@radar2 to be radar2\\
-The password for radarpi is available from the radarpi page\\
 Use the radar2 operator password given to you.
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 then edit/create a text file named config to create Hosts
   nano config
-in config you can set up Hosts that allow you to shorten your ssh command. The following code is an example of setting up your device to ssh into littlstorm without manually typing ssh firstname.lastname@littlsestorm.atmos.und.edu\\
+in .ssh/config you can set up Hosts that allow you to shorten your ssh command. The following code is an example of setting up your device to ssh into littlstorm without manually typing ssh firstname.lastname@littlsestorm.atmos.und.edu\\
   Host littlestorm
     HostName littlestorm.atmos.und.edu
     User firstname.lastname
 adding ProxyJumps allows your ssh command to jump through a machine, and allows us to jump from our local machine directly to radar2\\
-Paste the following into your .ss/config file to be able to ssh into radar2 by typing ssh radar2\\
+Paste the following into your .ssh/config file to be able to ssh into radar2 by typing ssh radar2\\
   Host radar2
     HostName 192.168.50.2
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     PubkeyAcceptedAlgorithms +ssh-rsa
     Ciphers +aes128-cbc,aes256-cbc
-    ProxyJump littlestorm,radarpi
+    ProxyJump littlestorm,radar
-  Host radarpi
+  Host radar
-    HostName 10.227.194.19
+    HostName 10.227.177.66
-    User radarpi
+    User radar
     ProxyJump littlestorm
   Host littlestorm
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 =====VNC Server=====
 Both radar1 and radar2 have a vnc service installed which can be accesed through ProxyJump ssh and port forewording. if your .ssh/config file is setup then the following command allows you to open the server with a vnc viewer where the VNC name is localhost:5901\\
-  ssh -J littlestorm,radarpi -L 5901:localhost:5901 radar2
+  ssh -J littlestorm,radar -L 5901:localhost:5901 radar2
+I use TigerVNC which is an open source VNC viewer available [[https://sourceforge.net/projects/tigervnc/files/stable/1.16.2/vncviewer64-1.16.2.exe/download|here]]