Connecting to JupyterLab

Windows

Once you've generated your ssh keys click Tunneling then click New SSH tunnel
for <Forwarded port> enter 8888
for <SSH server> enter the ip address in the google doc below
for <SSH login> enter root
for <SSH port> enter 22 or you can leave blank
for <Remote server> enter 127.0.0.1
for <Remote port> enter 8888
finally click save
you can change the name to something like jupyterlab so its easer to remeber what it is
Lastly, click the start button to begin tunneling

Use Chrome or Firefox for this
go to http://127.0.0.1:8888/lab?token=
after the = put the token found in the google doc below. This will change whenever the server is restarted
If Jupyter notebooks loads, congrats you've done it!
Tip: you can bookmark http://127.0.0.1:8888 for easy access the next time. The token is only required on the first time.

run ssh keygen and come up with a passphrase
Give your public key to someone who has access to graham or where ever the jupyter lab server is located

run ssh -L 8888:127.0.0.1:8888 root@[ip address]
- replace [ip address] with the ip in the google doc below
- you will be prompted for your ssh key passphrase