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### Data Transfer Node Access
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The HPC cluster filesystems include `/home`, `/scratch`, `/archive` and the [HPC Research Project Space](./05_research_project_space.mdx) are available on the gDTN. The Data-Transfer Node (DTN) can be accessed in a variety of ways
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- From NYU-net and the High Speed Research Network: use SSH to the DTN hostname `gdtn.torch.hpc.nyu.edu`
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- From the Torch cluster (e.g., the login nodes): the hostname can be shortened to `gdtn`
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- From NYU-net and the High Speed Research Network: use SSH to the DTN hostname `dtn011.hpc.nyu.edu` or `dtn012.hpc.nyu.edu`
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:::info
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For example, to log in to a DTN from the Torch cluster, to carry out some copy operation, and to log back out, you can use a command sequence like:
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ssh gdtn
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ssh dtn012.hpc.nyu.edu
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rsync ...
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logout
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Sometimes these two tools are convenient for transferring small files. Using the DTNs does not require to set up an SSH tunnel; use the hostname `dtn.torch.hpc.nyu.edu` for one-step copying. See below for examples of commands invoked on the command line on a laptop running a Unix-like operating system:
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scp HMLHWBGX7_n01_HK16.fastq.gz jdoe55@dtn.torch.hpc.nyu.edu:/scratch/jdoe55/
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rsync -av HMLHWBGX7_n01_HK16.fastq.gz jdoe55@dtn.torch.hpc.nyu.edu:/scratch/jdoe55/
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rsync -av HMLHWBGX7_n01_HK16.fastq.gz jdoe55@dtn012.hpc.nyu.edu:/scratch/jdoe55/
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In particular, rsync can also be used on the DTNs to copy directories recursively between filesystems, e.g. (assuming that you are logged in to a DTN),
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