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title: Requesting Merlin6 Accounts title: Requesting Accounts
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last_updated: 13 June 2019 last_updated: 13 June 2019
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permalink: /merlin6/request-account.html permalink: /merlin6/request-account.html
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# Requesting Accounts
Requesting access to the cluster must be done through **[PSI Service Now](https://psi.service-now.com/psisp)** as an
*Incident Request*. We are working in a form that will ease this process in the future.
With the default ticket *priority* (*Low*), users may need to wait up to 56h until the have access to the cluster or to
a new Unix Group.
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## Requesting Access to Merlin6 ## Requesting Access to Merlin6
PSI users with their Linux account belonging to the **svc-cluster_merlin6** group are allowed to use Merlin6. PSI users with their Linux account belonging to the **svc-cluster_merlin6** group are allowed to use Merlin6.
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Thanks a lot, Thanks a lot,
$Name $Surname $Name $Surname
``` ```
Alternatively, if you want to request access for Merlin5 and Merlin6, you can request it in the same ticket as follows:
* Use the template **[Requesting Access to Merlin6](##Requesting-Access-to-Merlin6)**
* Add the **``'svc-cluster_merlin5'``** Unix Group in the request (together with **``'svc-cluster_merlin6'``**)
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## Requesting extra Unix groups ## Requesting extra Unix groups
* Some users may require to be added to some extra specific Unix groups. Some users may require to be added to some extra specific Unix groups.
* This will grant access to specific resources. * This will grant access to specific resources.
* In example, some BIO groups may belong to a specific BIO group for having access to the project area for that group. * In example, some BIO groups may belong to a specific BIO group for having access to the project area for that group.
* Supervisors should inform new users which extra groups are needed. * Supervisors should inform new users which extra groups are needed for their project(s).
* When requesting access to **[Merlin6](##Requesting-Access-to-Merlin6)** or **[Merlin5](##Requesting-Access-to-Merlin5)**, extra groups can be added in the same *Incident Request*
* Alternatively, this step can be done later in the future on a different **[PSI Service Now](https://psi.service-now.com/psisp)** ticket. When requesting access to **[Merlin6](##Requesting-Access-to-Merlin6)** or **[Merlin5](##Requesting-Access-to-Merlin5)**,
* If you want to request access for Merlin5 and Merlin6 these extra Unix Groups can be added in the same *Incident Request*
* Use the template **[Requesting Access to Merlin6](##Requesting-Access-to-Merlin6)** and add also the **``'svc-cluster_merlin5'``** Unix Group to the request.
Alternatively, this step can be done later in the future on a different **[PSI Service Now](https://psi.service-now.com/psisp)** ticket.
* Please open a ticket as *Incident Request*, with subject:
```bash
Subject: [Unix Group] Access Request for user '$username'
```
* Text content (please use always this template):
```bash
Dear HelpDesk,
my name is $Name $Surname with PSI username $username and I would like to be added to the following Unix groups:
* '$unix_group_1'
* '$unix_group_2'
* ...
* '$unix_group_N'
Thanks a lot,
$Name $Surname
```
**Important note**: Requesting access to specific Unix Groups may require validation from the responsible of the Unix Group. If
multiple requests exist, it may take some time.

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sprio -l # to view the factors that comprise a job's scheduling priority (add -u <username> for filtering user) sprio -l # to view the factors that comprise a job's scheduling priority (add -u <username> for filtering user)
``` ```
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## Slurm CPU Template (Mandatory Settings)
The following Slurm template shows mandatory settings that must be included in your batch scripts:
```bash
#!/bin/sh
#SBATCH --partition=<general|daily|hourly> # name of slurm partition to submit. General is the 'default'.
#SBATCH --constraint=<mc|gpu> # For CPU, always set it to 'mc'. For GPU, set it to 'gpu' (only 'merlin6-gpu' accounts can submit there)
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## Basic slurm example ## Basic slurm example