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agond2
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5 years ago

X2GO client connection failure: Socket Disconnected

I am trying to open graphics port on DevCloud using X2GO clien and get socket disconnected error after starting the session

I have followed the steps from https://github.com/intel/FPGA-Devcloud/tree/master/main/Devcloud_Access_Instructions#61-opening-port-for-graphics-usage-in-x2go

Before launching the session I use the command

ssh -L 4002:s001-n<available node from 130-139>:22 devcloud

A minute after I launch the session, I get the error authentication failed-socket error :disconnected

Please find the attached images of the session properties and the error message.

11 Replies

    • agond2's avatar
      agond2
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      5 years ago

      Yes, I have installed socat package in mobaxterm as mentioned in chapter 4.1. I still get socket disconnected error

  • MEIYAN_L_Intel's avatar
    MEIYAN_L_Intel
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    5 years ago

    Hi,

    I had download and install the X2GO with the setup provided in the guide.

    I am able to replicate this issues and I am checking the information internally with the developer.

    I will reply here once I had the reply from the developer.

    Thanks

  • Lawrence_L_Intel's avatar
    Lawrence_L_Intel
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    5 years ago

    I tested on my side.

    Steps:

    1. login to headnode from mobaxterm: ssh colfax-intel
    2. Use devcloud_login script and connect to s001-n138 (use selection option 4). Note the copy and paste note:
    3. Open a new mobaxterm and paste:

    4. Startup X2Go with following option in preferences

    In about one minute my X2Go comes up.

    Let me know if this works.

  • Lawrence_L_Intel's avatar
    Lawrence_L_Intel
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    5 years ago

    Can you show me the exact command you are using to open the port using the ssh command? First you need to open the port on your PC (not on the headnode) through Mobaxterm. For instance ssh -L 4002:s005-n006:22 colfax-intel

    opens the port on node graphics port for s005-n006. Please show the exact command you are running on the PC from Mobxaterm. Also note you first need to be logged into the compute node before executing this command. Cheers Larry

    • agond2's avatar
      agond2
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      5 years ago

      Hi Larry,

      Apologies for the delay in my response. I was able to open graphics port and launch quartus on n137.

      What I missed earlier was logging in the the node before opening the port.

      In short this is what I did:

      ssh devcloud

      devcloud_login (select 137)

      ssh -L4002:s001-n137:22 devcloud

      Only at this point launch the X2GO session

      from the command prompt of GUI,

      tools_setup (select appropriate version)

      launch quartus using

      quartus &

      Thanks a lot for your help.

      -Sincerely,

      Atharva

    • agond2's avatar
      agond2
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      5 years ago

      Hi, Confirming that this issue is now resolved. You may close the topic.

      Thanks

      -Atharva

  • HongboRong's avatar
    HongboRong
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    3 years ago

    Hello, I encounter a similar issue. Here are the steps:

    • On login-2 node: devcloud_login

    Choose 1) Arria 10 PAC Compilation and Programming - RTL AFU, OpenCL and 1) 1.2.1

    • In a new mobaxterm: ssh -L 4002:s005-n003:22 colfax-intel
    • Start an X2GO session, and I got such an error:

    Any idea?

    Thanks!

    Hongbo