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 ====== With Linux Workplace ======
 The Linux Workplace (LWP) is a standardized University workplace containing a Linux operating system where you can [[https://lwpwiki.webhosting.rug.nl/index.php/Remote_access|remotely]] access the system via SSH or using NoMachine. LWP also allows you to access the X and Y:drives located in the University Workplace (UWP). As it is in Hábrók, ''iCommands'' are already installed in the LWP. You just need to create an iRODS configuration file called ''irods_environment.json'' and place it in this location in your home directory: ''~/.irods/''.
+===== Working on command line in Linux =====
+If it is your first time working with command line in Linux environment please check this [[https://wiki.hpc.rug.nl/habrok/command_line/working_on_the_command_line_-_part_2|introduction section]] from the Hábrók user manual.
 ===== Accessing the RDMS =====
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-Check if it is created:
+Check if it is created under ''~/.irods/'':
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-Check if it is created under ''.irods/'' and then proceed with creating and configuring your environment file as explained [[rdms:access:linux:createprofile| iCommands]] section:
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-Now you are ready to initilaze the RDMS connection:
+You can now proceed with creating and configuring your environment file as explained [[rdms:access:linux:icommands| iCommands]] section. After that you can initialize your connection using the ''iinit'' command:
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-Please refer to the [[rdms:access:linux:createprofile| iCommands]] section for further information on the configuration and various use cases of the ''iCommands''.
+Please refer to the [[rdms:access:linux:icommands| iCommands]] section for further information on the configuration and various use cases of the ''iCommands''.