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(Borah aware that this process is destructive and will overwrite anything on the destination machine with the same name as the uploaded file. For example, to download a file from R2 to your current directory on your local machine, you would use: Where the source and destination are located on different servers. Scp is an alternative to the MobaXTerm method that can be used if on Mac or Linux. This method should not be used for file transfers in excess of 50 GB – please see “Globus” section below if this is the case. Be aware that this process is destructive and will overwrite anything on the destination machine with the same name as the uploaded file. To upload files, click the green upload arrow at the top of where files are displayed (next to the download arrow) and select the files to be uploaded.

Multiple files can be downloaded at once by holding the control key and selecting multiple files and then pressing the same download button. To download, click a file to select it and then click the blue download arrow at the top of where the files are displayed. Once logged into the cluster, a view will appear on the left hand side of the screen showing a list of files.

modify the config file: sudo echo 'Authentication=VncAuth' > /root/.vnc/config.On Windows, if MobaXTerm is being used to connect the cluster, the file browser built into it can be used to quickly upload or download files.

If you're SSHing into the RPi like me, you can (disclaimer: I haven't tested this method, just stuff I read online, so if you find issues/corrections please let me know in the comments!) Command-Line / SSH

reboot the RPi, and you should now be able to use your preferred VNC client to connect!.

Under "Users and Permissions" tab, select "Standard User" and click "Password." to set your VNC password.

Under the "Security" tab, for "Authentication" choose the "VNC password" option.

click the Vnc icon in the top bar, open the hamburger menu, and select "Options.".

If you have a keyboard+mouse+monitor connected to the Raspberry Pi, you can just We basically just need to change the "Service Mode" configuration to use "VncAuth", and add a password.įirst, make sure you enable VNC using sudo raspi-config, going to interfacing options, and then for VNC select yes.

The good news is it's possible to reconfigure the RealVNC server to use the normal authentication protocol. Seems a little ridiculous for Raspbian to bundle proprietary software that uses it's own special protocols. So it seems like the VNC server bundled with Raspbian is the RealVNC server, which uses an authentication protocol that isn't compatible with many VNC clients, including MobaXTerm and TightVNC.