Notes:

You must be connected to the Princeton VPN to login to nobel if you are off-campus.
Depending on your location, the interface may take several minutes to launch.
By default all work gets saved to your H drive.

Confirm your Unix account is enabled. See KB Solution Secure Shell (SSH): Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Download and Install the latest version of XQuartz
Launch XQuartz from /Applications/Utilities
From the X11 menu bar, select Applications and click Terminal or type Command+N.
Run the following commands in Terminal to connect to the Research Computing Nobel Cluster.

Running MATLAB

Type ssh -Y yournetid@nobel.princeton.edu
Type yes when prompted to save an RSA key. (this is the secure encryption key for the communication between your computer and the Princeton server).
Type your Princeton password when prompted
If your account is not enabled for Duo skip to step 7
Type the number corresponding to the Duo authentication you want to use then hit Enter
Complete the Duo two-factor authentication
Run MATLAB by typing matlab
Specific versions can be launched by typing the name as displayed, i.e. matlab-R2017a

To quit MATLAB type exit at the MATLAB command prompt.
To close connection to Nobel type exit at the X11 command prompt.
To quit X11 hold down Command+Q keys or select Quit X11 from X11 menu bar.