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How to setup and use Jupyter Notebook
Jupyter Notebook can easily be installed and started in a conda environment:
conda create --name jupyternb notebook --channel conda-forge
conda activate jupyternb
jupyter notebook --no-browser --port 5998 --ip $(hostname -f)
After a successful start, the notebook prints the URL it's accessible under, which looks similar to
http://<hostname>.ee.ethz.ch:5998/?token=5586e5faa082d5fe606efad0a0033ad0d6dd898fe0f5c7afA notebook started like this in a Slurm job will be accessible
For access from a remote PC through VPN the port range should be [5900-5999]