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1. From the laptop or system used to generate SSH keys for AAC User Account Registration, enter the following at the Terminal or PowerShell prompt to SSH to the AAC Plano Slurm cluster:

   ssh <your_userid>@aac1.amd.com
   

   The SSH keys should be accessible under $HOME/.ssh directory or via PuTTy or Mobaterm tools used to generate the SSH keys

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The Slurm login node was changed during maintenance, so the host key fingerprint is different. SSH users may see a failure to login with a WARNING message such as one shown below. Please update $HOME/.ssh/known_hosts by removing the existing entries for dell-r08-01 and retry ssh <USERID>@aac1.amd.com and accept the new fingerprints:

ECDSA key fingerprint is SHA256:u1u0/uh0GLcs19KNHrmZIA6EDLMvJACK5y2fMkVg1fg.
ECDSA key fingerprint is MD5:76:6a:a4:34:56:c0:04:fa:7f:84:e6:85:0b:f1:65:e5.

1. First remove existing fingerprint of old Slurm login host: ssh-keygen -R aac1.amd.com
2. Login to the AAC Plano Slurm cluster: ssh <USERID>@aac1.amd.com
3. Enter "yes" to accept new host key fingerprint at the prompt to continue to login.

The Slurm partition/queue names were changed during the maintenance to remove duplicate queue names and standardize on one set. The new partitition names can be used to allocate single node or a multi-node cluster using the Slurm commands.

1CN128C8G2H_2IB_MI210_RHEL9
1CN128C8G2H_2IB_MI210_RHEL8
1CN128C8G2H_2IB_MI210_SLES15
1CN128C8G2H_2IB_MI210_Ubuntu22
1CN96C8G1H_4IB_MI250_Ubuntu22