### Seperate Submit Node

Setup keys on the **Submit Host**

```bash
$ ssh centos@3.209.41.48
$ cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub
ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAADAQABAAABAQC747i1LltXnYkTTdXw4/qjuSxZS+zgg/kYgTrwdyejgTQPyjKfN0/2HudIdt83C2ZeTKqW1DU16HShKwPFCY8KUHtSgLaw7q4QV1grPMCAX7lZhIja0+pEsrt/30ME5ps51EqSmN4sAk1Jl9FaOi8YVZkuV++8gBwTKe2PKLFQ709HVP4yzJdx2epiJsENszqdTMkcjX4dr11X4C+lZsOxt7kRlH8GZ2CHAG3UGsgFf5sArClhqXMFwGiSCDIpIpL70EsY5u2Dpaj9Tb9lge4RSHzdjn6Ro1++4hBdHSj5FhrdC5cmemts3MMmS752hfU8oHWGdg3ZeMRJEq4ICIJb centos@ip-10-6-0-241.ec2.internal
```

Copy that key to the **master node** of the cluster:

```bash
pcluster ssh [cluster]
vim ~/.ssh/authorized_keys
# add key to the bottom
```

Then setup aliases on the **master node**, changing the ip and username based on the output of `pcluster ssh [cluster] -d`:

```bash
echo "
# link submit node to master
alias qhost='ssh -i ~/.ssh/id_rsa ec2-user@3.210.138.67 qhost'
alias qrsh='ssh -i ~/.ssh/id_rsa ec2-user@3.210.138.67 qrsh'
alias qstat='ssh -i ~/.ssh/id_rsa ec2-user@3.210.138.67 qstat'
" >> ~/.bashrc
source ~/.bashrc
```

**Warning** this won't work for qsub unless the file you're submitting is also on the master instance. You'd need to setup a shared drive and then qsub, for example if /home was shared, then `qsub $(pwd)/submit_script.sh` from the home directory would work