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SSH Usage
SSH Usage
Linux and Mac
Users on Mac and Linux workstations have ssh available on the command line. To access the command line on a Mac system, open the Terminal program from Applications → Utilities → Terminal.
To connect to a remote server run the following:
user@localhost> ssh remoteusername@remotehost.example.com
Windows
Windows users will need to download an SSH client. Putty is a lightweight freeware SSH client.
Tunneling X Windows Session via SSH
Linux and Mac
Users on Mac and Linux workstations have ssh available on the command line.
To connect to a remote server with X window tunneling run the following:
user@localhost> ssh -Y remoteusername@remotehost.example.com
Windows
Windows users will need to download an X window server/client software.
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