If you have recieved your login credentials in an email, this guide will help you get connected to SCINet. Otherwise, please email the Virtual Research Support Core at scinet_vrsc@USDA.GOV for assistance.
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Logging in to SCINet
All users should have received their login credentials in an email. If you have not, please email the Virtual Research Support Core at scinet_vrsc@USDA.GOV.
If you have not recieved a LincPass or YubiKey, please see the Deprecated Login Procedures page for instructions to access the HPC.
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GUI Access to SCINet
If you prefer a graphical user interface, these are some of the options you have to access SCINet.
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SCINet VPN
The SCINet VPN will no longer be offered as a service.
If you have been using the SCINet VPN, please explore OOD for your use cases. Open OnDemand allows for full access to a Linux desktop, all SCINet apps, and cluster controls.If you do believe the SCINet VPN is essential to your work, please contact scinet_vrsc@usda.gov ASAP so we can help find a solution for you and your critical work isn’t delayed.
Note this is not about the USDA/ARS VPN, just that the SCINet VPN is being shut down.
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SCINet Nomenclature
The software discussed and shown in these user guides is largely open source, can run on a desktop, HPC, or cloud environment, and can be installed with software management systems that support reproducibility (such as Conda, Singularity, and Docker). Below is a quick overview of some of the software, hardware, and confusing nomenclature that is used throughout this site.
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Deprecated Login Procedures
This page contains deprecated login procedures. If you have a LincPass or YubiKey, you should use the Step-based login instructions.