A password protected cluster is a secure network of computers that requires a password to access, typically used for storing and processing sensitive data.
To access a password protected cluster, you will need to obtain the login credentials from the cluster administrator. This typically includes a username and password.
Yes, you can copy files from your Mac OS desktop to a password protected cluster as long as you have the appropriate permissions and access to the cluster.
The best way to copy files from your Mac OS desktop to a password protected cluster is to use a secure file transfer protocol (SFTP) such as FileZilla or Cyberduck. These programs allow you to transfer files securely between your computer and the cluster.
Yes, it is important to make sure that the files you are transferring do not contain any sensitive information and are properly encrypted. Also, make sure to use a strong and unique password for accessing the cluster to ensure the security of your data.