How to access Gemini (NAS) Storage

How to access GEMINI (NAS storage)

SSH to the Data Transfer Node (DTN) – recommended

Open a terminal on your local machine, then connect to the DTN using your LinkBlue ID:

ssh linkblue@dtn.ccs.uky.edu

cd /gemini1-2/<project_name>

After logging in, go to the appropriate GEMINI mount point. Use the instance you were granted access to (for example, gemini1-1 or gemini1-2):

cd /gemini1-1/<project_name>

or

SSH directly to GEMINI nodes

If you have been granted direct access to a specific GEMINI instance, connect to that host:

ssh linkblue@gemini1-1.ccs.uky.edu

or

Not yet; it’s partially applied and a bit jumbled. Here’s what’s missing/wrong and what the “complete” version should look like.

What’s wrong in the current edit

From what you shared:

How to access GEMINI (NAS storage)

## SSH to the Data Transfer Node (DTN) – recommended
Open a terminal on your local machine, then connect to the DTN using your LinkBlue ID:
```shell
ssh linkblue@dtn.ccs.uky.edu

cd /gemini1-2/<project_name>

After logging in, go to the appropriate GEMINI mount point. Use the instance you were granted access to (for example, gemini1-1 or gemini1-2):

cd /gemini1-1/<project_name>

or

SSH directly to GEMINI nodes

If you have been granted direct access to a specific GEMINI instance, connect to that host:

ssh linkblue@gemini1-1.ccs.uky.edu

or


Issues:
- The title “How to access GEMINI (NAS storage)” is plain text, not an H1 heading.
- The “DTN” section is out of order and slightly confusing:
  - `cd /gemini1-2/<project_name>` appears *before* the explanation sentence.
  - The “or” under that section is hanging with no second option.
- The “SSH directly” section is incomplete:
  - Only one `ssh` example (`gemini1-1`) is shown.
  - No `cd /gemini/<project_name>` step.
  - The final `or` is also hanging.

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## Fully “complete” ADA‑friendly version

If you want the page to match the earlier, accessible structure, it should look like this:

```markdown
# How to access GEMINI (NAS storage)

This page describes how to access your data on GEMINI using SSH. You can connect either through the Data Transfer Node (DTN) or directly to a GEMINI node, depending on your access and use case.

## SSH to the Data Transfer Node (DTN) – recommended

Use this method for most data transfer tasks.

1. Open a terminal on your local machine.
2. Connect to the DTN using your LinkBlue ID:

   ```shell
   ssh linkblue@dtn.ccs.uky.edu

After logging in, go to the appropriate GEMINI mount point to access your project data.
Use the instance you were given access to (for example, gemini1-1 or gemini1-2):
cd /gemini1-1/<project_name>
or
cd /gemini1-2/<project_name>
Replace <project_name> with the name of your project directory.

SSH directly to GEMINI nodes

If you have been granted direct access to a specific GEMINI instance, you can log in to that node.

Open a terminal on your local machine.
Connect to the appropriate GEMINI instance using your LinkBlue ID:
ssh linkblue@gemini1-1.ccs.uky.edu
or
ssh linkblue@gemini1-2.ccs.uky.edu
Use the hostname for the instance you have access to.
After you log in, navigate to your project directory:
cd /gemini/<project_name>
Replace <project_name> with the name of your project directory.


If you update your page to match this, then the edit will be complete and aligned with the ADA‑focused guidance.

Would you like a very short “Troubleshooting” section added (e.g., permission denied, host key issues), or should we keep this page strictly to access instructions?