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   * Connect to Hábrók to any of the login nodes as normal (via a terminal, MobaXterm, or the web portal) and submit a job to the desired node type and with the desired settings. This job should not do anything, so you can use the ''sleep'' command to ensure it stays open. Here is an example:   * Connect to Hábrók to any of the login nodes as normal (via a terminal, MobaXterm, or the web portal) and submit a job to the desired node type and with the desired settings. This job should not do anything, so you can use the ''sleep'' command to ensure it stays open. Here is an example:
  
-  #!/bin/bash +<code bash> 
-  #SBATCH --time=00:30:00 +#!/bin/bash 
-  #SBATCH --partition=regular +#SBATCH --time=00:30:00 
-  #SBATCH --nodes=1 +#SBATCH --partition=regular 
-  #SBATCH --cpus-per-task=4 +#SBATCH --nodes=1 
-  #SBATCH --mem=8GB +#SBATCH --cpus-per-task=4 
-     +#SBATCH --mem=8GB 
-  sleep 1800 +  
 +sleep 1800 
 +</code>
   * Once the job is running, you can find out what node has been assigned to it with ''squeue''. You will need this information later.   * Once the job is running, you can find out what node has been assigned to it with ''squeue''. You will need this information later.
   * Press ''Ctrl+P'' or ''Command+P'' once more and enter "Connect to Host".   * Press ''Ctrl+P'' or ''Command+P'' once more and enter "Connect to Host".