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# Opening remote files using `sshfs`
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# Opening remote files using `sshfs`
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## Linux machine
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As an alternative option, you can `sshfs` utility (`ssh file system`). With this tool, you can mount remote locations on your local computer. For example, the command below will mount the remote folder (`dwarf.if.pw.edu.pl:/home/gabrielw`) in the local folder (`/home/gabrielw/sshfs/dwarf/home`):
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As an alternative option, you can `sshfs` utility (`ssh file system`). With this tool, you can mount remote locations on your local computer. For example, the command below will mount the remote folder (`dwarf.if.pw.edu.pl:/home/gabrielw`) in the local folder (`/home/gabrielw/sshfs/dwarf/home`):
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```
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sshfs dwarf.if.pw.edu.pl:/home/gabrielw /home/gabrielw/sshfs/dwarf/home
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sshfs dwarf.if.pw.edu.pl:/home/gabrielw /home/gabrielw/sshfs/dwarf/home
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```
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This method is less efficient than working in client-server mode; however, it allows one to visualize data located on remote systems without an installed visit tool and without downloading the data.
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This method is less efficient than working in client-server mode; however, it allows one to visualize data located on remote systems without an installed visit tool and without downloading the data.
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# Windows machine
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## Windows machine
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Instruction is based on: https://github.com/winfsp/sshfs-win.
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Instruction is based on: https://github.com/winfsp/sshfs-win.
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## SSHFS
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### Prerequests
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#### prerequests
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- The latest stable version of [WinFS](https://github.com/winfsp/winfsp).
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- The latest stable version of [WinFS](https://github.com/winfsp/winfsp).
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- The newest stable version of [SSHFS-Win](https://github.com/winfsp/sshfs-win) is compatible with your system.
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- The newest stable version of [SSHFS-Win](https://github.com/winfsp/sshfs-win) is compatible with your system.
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- **_Optionally_**, the [SSHFS-Win Manager]() frontend interface is available as well. The interface provides a convenient GUI interface for establishing and managing connections.
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- **_Optionally_**, the [SSHFS-Win Manager]() frontend interface is available as well. The interface provides a convenient GUI interface for establishing and managing connections.
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#### Adding remote FileSystem
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##### If You did not installed the SSHFS-Win Manager follow this instructions:
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### Adding remote FileSystem
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**If You did not installed the SSHFS-Win Manager follow this instructions**:
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1. You need to map a remote FileSystem. It is done in the `File Explorer` -> right click on `This PC` -> `Map network drive...`
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1. You need to map a remote FileSystem. It is done in the `File Explorer` -> right click on `This PC` -> `Map network drive...`
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![map-network-drive-windows-explorer](uploads/fc9163a765c0f7448c4e76ec8c0be901/map-network-drive-windows-explorer.png)
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![map-network-drive-windows-explorer](uploads/fc9163a765c0f7448c4e76ec8c0be901/map-network-drive-windows-explorer.png)
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2. Now mount the remote FileSystem with the following command:
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2. Now mount the remote FileSystem with the following command:
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\\sshfs\USERNAME@dwarf66.if.pw.edu.pl\..\..home2\archive\ntg\
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\\sshfs\USERNAME@dwarf66.if.pw.edu.pl\..\..home2\archive\ntg\
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```
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```
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##### If have installed the SSHFS-Win Manager follow this instructions:
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**If have installed the SSHFS-Win Manager follow this instructions**:
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1. Open SSHFS-Win Manager
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1. Open SSHFS-Win Manager
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2. Click `Add Connection`
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2. Click `Add Connection`
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