connection.md

 # Connecting to the Servers
 
-You will connect to all servers using your personal [account](pages/common/account). There are two main ways to connect to the server:
+You will connect to all servers using your personal [account](/accounts). There are two main ways to connect to the server:
 * Using ssh, for CLI access
 * Using a remote desktop client called x2go for GUI access.
 
@@ -14,11 +14,11 @@ Using ssh, you can login to the server from a Linux/macOs terminal, from a Windo
 ```
 ssh <user>@<server>
 ```
-where `<user>` is the username of your account and `<server>` is one of the [servers](pages/common/servers) hostnames.
+where `<user>` is the username of your account and `<server>` is one of the [servers](/servers) hostnames.
 
 ### Maintaining a permanent Shell
 
-Check this [guide](pages/common/permanent-shell) for how to create shells that persist even if you disconnect from the server.
+Check this [guide](/permanent-shell) for how to create shells that persist even if you disconnect from the server.
 
 ## Connecting with x2go
 
@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ Remote desktop access is provided via ssh tunneling, using the [X2Go client](htt
 To log in using the desktop, simply install and open X2Go client and follow these steps:
 * Select `Session/New Session`.
 * Give a meaningful name to your session
-* Type the [hostname](pages/common/servers) of the server you want to connect to in the *Host:* field and your username in the *Login:* field.
+* Type the [hostname](/servers) of the server you want to connect to in the *Host:* field and your username in the *Login:* field.
 * Under *Session type* select *KDE*.
 * Leave all the rest as default.
 
@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ When you terminate your work, *do not* click on the 'x' at the top of the remote
 - The "pause" icon if you want to leave your session running, so that you can reconnect to it later.
 - The "power off" icon, if you want to terminate your session completely.
 
-Please always select the second option, unless you really need to keep your session alive, in order to free system resources. See the page [Maintaining a permanent shell](pages/common/permanent-shell) for a more light-way method to keep a (command line) session open even if you disconnect from the server.
+Please always select the second option, unless you really need to keep your session alive, in order to free system resources. See the page [Maintaining a permanent shell](/permanent-shell) for a more light-way method to keep a (command line) session open even if you disconnect from the server.
 
 ## Transferring files to/from the servers