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Compute Canada does not have permission to install Materials Studio centrally on all clusters. However, if you do have valid Materials Studio licence(s) and software, below is a recipe will assist installing it in Compute Canada clusters in your account. | Compute Canada does not have permission to install Materials Studio centrally on all clusters. However, if you do have valid Materials Studio licence(s) and software, below is a recipe will assist installing it in Compute Canada clusters in your account. | ||
= Installing Materials Studio 2018 = {{Panel|title=Note|panelstyle=SideCallout|content=This recipe has been tested | = Installing Materials Studio 2018 = {{Panel|title=Note|panelstyle=SideCallout|content=This recipe has been tested with Materials Studio 2018. }} | ||
If you have access to Materials Studio 2018, you will need two things to proceed. First, you must have the archive file that contains the installer. This file should be named <tt>MaterialsStudio2018.tgz</tt>. Second, you will must have the IP address / DNS name and the port of an already configured license server that you are going to use to connect to. | If you have access to Materials Studio 2018, you will need two things to proceed. First, you must have the archive file that contains the installer. This file should be named <tt>MaterialsStudio2018.tgz</tt>. Second, you will must have the IP address / DNS name and the port of an already configured license server that you are going to use to connect to. | ||