This page provides instructions for logging in to the LCLS control system on a computer running Linux. Instructions for Windows Users click here or Mac Users click here.
For special instructions on how to bring up the LCLS Home screen on a CUD click here.
For first time users, click here for configuration information.
$ represents the command line prompt. Type the text to the right of the $ on the command line.
Login to mcclogin with
$ ssh -X username@mcclogin.slac.stanford.edu
At the prompt on mcclogin type
ssh physics@lcls-srv01
or
ssh lclsops@lcls-srv01
or
ssh acclegr@lcls-srv01
depending on which group account you were added to in Step 2 above. If you see a prompt for a password, something went wrong, and you
need to contact Ken Brobeck.
Login to mcclogin (or lcls-prod02)
$ ssh -X username@mcclogin.slac.stanford.edu
Find out what shell you are running by typing echo $SHELL. Your shell will be either tcsh or bash. ex:
$ echo $SHELL /bin/bash
I am running bash.
If you are using tcsh, type this commend to enter the bash shell before proceeding:
$ bash
If you are using bash, type this command:
$ source /afs/slac/g/lcls/epics/setup/epicsSetup.bash
And start up the lcls home screen by typing:
$ lclshome
Login to lcls-dev2 with
$ ssh -X username@lcls-dev2.slac.stanford.edu
Find out what shell you are running by typing echo $SHELL. Your shell will be either tcsh or bash.
ex:
$ echo $SHELL /bin/bash
I am running bash.
If you are using tcsh, type this commend to enter the bash shell before proceeding:
$ bash
If you are using bash, type this command:
$ source /afs/slac/g/lcls/epics/setup/epicsSetup.bash
And start up the lcls home screen by typing:
$ lclshome
