Diamond Remote access via P2P
- SETTING > NETWORK > TCP/IP
- You can either set the device on a static IP or turn DHCP on to automatically grab an IP from the network. Click "...
- Locate P2P tab on the lower left and enable P2P and click " Apply ".
- You should see the the status change to "Online". You can now use this device for remote viewing on our software
Full Answer
Is remote access available at Diamond?
New remote access is available at Diamond to login on MX beamlines or NX cluster. Remote access is available from Linux, Mac OSX and Windows computers. If playback doesn't begin shortly, try restarting your device.
What operating systems does remote access support?
Remote access is available from Linux, Mac OSX and Windows computers. If playback doesn't begin shortly, try restarting your device. Videos you watch may be added to the TV's watch history and influence TV recommendations.
How can access it help you?
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Connecting to Diamond from external sites
Diamond provides multiple ways for users and staff to remotely connect. The most convenient, and recommended, is using NX. This method, described here, does not require any special/extended privileges on the DLS network or machines.
Using NX to connect to nx-user.diamond.ac.uk
NX ( http://www.nomachine.com) is an alternative to VNC which has even better compression. It has the disadvantage of not being able to take over the console - you get a new X session.
Introduction to Remote Access
The MX beamlines at Diamond ( I03. I04, I04-1 and I24) have been highly automated. Most experiments are feasible remotely with minor exceptions such as humidity control or those at biological containment level III.
Full Remote Access
Until June 2021: All MX experiments will be run as fully remote, or by unattended data collection. Guidance on how experiments will be scheduled.
Mixed Access
This is a very popular mode of access where there is a mixture of a group of users at the beamline and the home lab taking turns to collect data. Please note:
Updating ISPyB and local contact - TEAM LEADERS
In both access modes (fully remote or mixed), we require the team leader of the visit to gather and collate ALL information related to the visit (number and codes of dry shippers; which pucks are in which shipper) and to ensure that it is up to date on ISPyB at least 2 days before the visit (for weekend visits: by Wednesday afternoon).
Puck Changing
Please note that in both modes of access above, time for changing pucks is part of your shift time just as if you were here. For short shifts, this time has already been pre-allocated and the scheduled time provided is when the beamline is expected to be ready for you to start experiments.
Introduction to Remote Access
The MX beamlines at Diamond ( I03. I04, I04-1 and I24) have been highly automated. Most experiments are feasible remotely with minor exceptions such as humidity control or those at biological containment level III.
Full Remote Access
Until June 2021: All MX experiments will be run as fully remote, or by unattended data collection. Guidance on how experiments will be scheduled.
Mixed Access
This is a very popular mode of access where there is a mixture of a group of users at the beamline and the home lab taking turns to collect data. Please note:
Updating ISPyB and local contact - TEAM LEADERS
In both access modes (fully remote or mixed), we require the team leader of the visit to gather and collate ALL information related to the visit (number and codes of dry shippers; which pucks are in which shipper) and to ensure that it is up to date on ISPyB at least 2 days before the visit (for weekend visits: by Wednesday afternoon).
Puck Changing
Please note that in both modes of access above, time for changing pucks is part of your shift time just as if you were here. For short shifts, this time has already been pre-allocated and the scheduled time provided is when the beamline is expected to be ready for you to start experiments.
