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Replace "connector" with "connect"

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**2. Open a terminal or SSH client** Most interactions with HCC clusters are done through SSH and the command line. In MacOS, Linux, and recent versions of Windows 10, there is an SSH client built-in and can be used from their [respective terminals]({{< relref "terminal.md" >}}). For older versions of Windows, an application such as [PuTTY]({{< relref "putty.md" >}}) or [MobaXterm]({{< relref "mobaxterm.md" >}}) is needed.
**3. Connect to an HCC cluster:** From the terminal or application, use SSH to connect to one of the available clusters. In the terminal, enter `ssh <username>@crane.unl.edu` to connector to the Crane cluster, for example. With [PuTTY]({{< relref "putty.md" >}}) or [MobaXterm]({{< relref "mobaxterm.md" >}}), refer to their respective pages for a guide on how to connect
**3. Connect to an HCC cluster:** From the terminal or application, use SSH to connect to one of the available clusters. In the terminal, enter `ssh <username>@crane.unl.edu` to connect to the Crane cluster, for example. With [PuTTY]({{< relref "putty.md" >}}) or [MobaXterm]({{< relref "mobaxterm.md" >}}), refer to their respective pages for a guide on how to connect
If you are not familiar with using command line Linux, check out these resources:
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