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These are the instructions on how to install and configure your Teleport SSH access on Linux to connect to ECMWF services such as the Atos HPCF and ECGATE ECS services

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Once every 12 hours, you will need to refresh your tokens with the tsh command. SSH connections may remain active for longer than 12 hours, but new connections will require re-authentication.

To authenticate yourself, run tsh, giving the location of our Teleport gateway:

tsh login --proxy=jump.ecmwf.int

Your default web browser will open. You should login with your email address, ECMWF password, and then the code from your Time-based One-Time-Password (TOTP) device or the 8-digit one-time passcode from your ActivIdentity (HID) security token if you have not configured your TOTP yet.

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titleExisting sessions

If you're already logged in to the ECMWF website, or have recently logged in to this service, the password prompt might be skipped.


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titleBrowserless authentication

If your computer does not have a browser or cannot display one, you may use the Teleport SSH access - Browserless Login Python Module for the authentication.

If the process is successful, you will see an output such as:

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> Profile URL:        https://jump.ecmwf.int:443
  Logged in as:       user.address@somewhere.com
  Cluster:            jump.ecmwf.int
  Roles:              
  Logins:             ecmwfusername
  Kubernetes:         disabled
  Valid until:        2022-12-13 20:54:18 +0000 GMT [valid for 4h37m0s]
  Extensions:         permit-X11-forwarding, permit-agent-forwarding, permit-port-forwarding, permit-pty


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titleSubsequent logins

Once you have logged int at least once, tsh will save your proxy settings so you can skip the extra argument next time: 

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tsh login



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