Doc: Tunneling Jupyter #3841
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Hi @ax3l , in line 36 of "you start Jupyter locally in headless mode, Then, jupyter will not try to open a browser inside a ssh terminal. Thanks. |
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That's a great point, thank you for the suggestion! |
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| * this step must be done **after** Jupyter was started on the desktop | ||
| * ``ssh -L <laptop-port>:<Ip-as-seen-on-desktop>:<desktop-port> <desktop-ip> -N`` | ||
| * so concrete: ``ssh -L 8888:localhost:8888 your-computers-hostname.dhcp.lbl.gov -N`` |
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If being concrete anyway, maybe it would be helpful to explicitly show different ports on laptop and desktop, something like
jupyter lab --no-browser --port 8890,
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ssh -L 8888:localhost:8890 your-computers-hostname.dhcp.lbl.gov -N
if that works
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Hm, I think that makes it more complicated right now.
We should name the ports if we want to show this, imho, e.g., with quoting a bit more of a script here? Let's do this as a follow-up?
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That makes sense, ok with me
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Document how to tunnel Jupyter servers.
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