Before you connect to the ICR for the first time, you will need the following:
- VPN username
- VPN password
- ICR username
- ICR password
Make sure you have all the required information before getting started. If you’re missing anything, feel free to contact us at .
VPN setup
- The connection is established using the FortiClient VPN client. You can download the free version here.
- Use the following configuration:
- Connection name:
LB_VPN - Host:
https://vpn.lightbridges.canar.cloud - Port:
10443 - Other options, such as SSO or user certificate, should be disabled.
- Connection name:
- Select the connection named LB_VPN and click Connect. Enter your VPN username and VPN password when prompted.
SSH connection
- Open a terminal client that is compatible with SSH.
- Run a SSH connection with the provided ICR username and password:
ssh -p 3336 [username]@icr.lightbridges.es - Introduce your password.
If you have connection problems, try replacing the domain name icr.lightbridges.es by the ICR internal IP code 10.0.203.2, i.e. ssh -p 3336 [username]@10.0.203.2
Creating a user
Your default user for accessing the ICR via SSH is root.
We strongly recommend that the first step be to create a new user (using the adduser [newuser] command) inside your ICR without super admin rights.
Obviously, you might also want to create other users for other collaborators that may need access to the ICR. The ICR is virtually yours, so you’re free to create them, define roles and manage their permissions, etc.
Security
Please read this information carefully
An ICR is, in practice, your own virtual supercomputer. You are fully responsible for its content, operation, and security policies. Light Bridges does not have access to its storage and cannot interfere with it, except for creating or deleting ICR instances.
If you configure insecure policies on your ICR or expose sensitive data to the public, we reserve the right to immediately shut down the ICR and/or delete its contents.
