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Recent Announcements:

Unexpected outage of home file system (Updated)
Steven Ford posted on Nov 06, 2019
Update (11:15 PM): The home file system is back online. The HPCC is currently experiencing an unexpected outage of the home file system. We are currently working to resolve the issue.
Research directory quota enforcment (Important Please Read)
HPCC Admin posted on Nov 05, 2019
After investigation we have found that quota enforcement for disk space usage has not been enforced properly.  We will be correcting this on 11-21-19.  We encourage users to check the disk usage versus quota and ensure that your research space is not over quota.  Looking at the current space usage about 30% of research spaces will be over quota.  We will be contacting the PI of each of the over quota spaces directly as well.  
Login Issue on HPCC Nodes
Chun-Min Chang posted on Oct 28, 2019
      09:55 AM:  Right now, there is a problem to log into HPCC. Please wait for more update.       10:00 AM:  During the weekend, a home mounting problem happened for many compute nodes. The issue is fixed.        10:25 AM:  The login to HPCC is back to normal now. However, there is still a problem to log into dev-intel16-k80 node.       10:55 AM:  dev-intel16-k80 can be log in now. The issue is resolved.

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Obtaining HPCC accounts

Accounts must be requested by a MSU faculty member by filling out this form and existing MSU IDs are required. More information at https://icer.msu.edu/users/getting-started

Buy-in options

If you want to have priority access to our clusters, you can purchase buy-in nodes.

Questions?

If you have questions and couldn’t find answers in this documentation, please submit a ticket.

Walk-in helpdesk hours

Monday and Thursday, 1-2pm, Biomedical & Physical Sciences Building, Room 1440

Registration for HPCC workshops

Our monthly workshops cover introductions to Linux, HPCC, and some popular software tools. Check out our training website.

Acknowledgements

We encourage HPCC users to acknowledge iCER/MSU in publications arising from simulations performed on our resources. Let us know that we have been referenced, and we will link to your publication on our publication site, which will further increase the visibility of your work. A sample statement can be: "This work was supported in part through computational resources and services provided by the Institute for Cyber-Enabled Research at Michigan State University."






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