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=SSH configuration= | =SSH configuration= | ||
One simple solution is to modify the configuration of your SSH client to prolong the connection. On MacOS and Linux the client configuration is found in <tt>$HOME/.ssh/config</tt>, where you can add the lines | One simple solution is to modify the configuration of your SSH client to prolong the connection. On MacOS and Linux the client configuration is found in <tt>$HOME/.ssh/config</tt> while in Windows it is in <tt>C:\Users\<username>\.ssh\config</tt>, where you can add the lines | ||
<source> | <source> | ||
Host * | Host * | ||
ServerAliveInterval 240 | ServerAliveInterval 240 | ||
</source> | </source> | ||
which will send a sign-of-life signal over the SSH connection to the cluster every four minutes (240 seconds). | which will send a sign-of-life signal over the SSH connection to the cluster every four minutes (240 seconds). | ||
=Screen= | =Screen= | ||