cryosparcuser), to run and install cryoSPARC -- you can use your own user account. Using your own user account makes sense when you are installing cryoSPARC for yourself, and you don't plan on expanding to have any other users use the same instance.cryosparcuser) that will run the cryoSPARC application on the master node and each worker node that will be used for computation.sbatch command on a SLURM cluster).cryosparcuser to represent the user that owns the cryoSPARC processes.cryosparcuser account should be able to SSH without a password (using a SSH key-pair) into all non-cluster worker nodes.ssh-keygen to do so.remote_username and remote_hostname are your username and the hostname that you use to SSH into your compute node. This step will ask for your password.39000-39010 are accessible between every workstation node and the master node. The port range is configurable during install time. The following table details the purpose of each port.netstat -tuplen. You can pipe the output to grep to search for specific ports. For example:telnet command from another computer inside the network. If you see any response other than the one below (e.g., a timeout or a denial), it may indicate that the port is not listening or is blocked.https://get.cryosparc.com/. See here for more details.