Terminal Settings: Remote Access for Macintosh (SSH):
Terminal is a client program for remote access to other computers or servers using Secure Shell (SSH).
A. Run Terminal:
- Click on Applications
- Select Utilities
- Double click Terminal
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There may also be a shortcut in the Dock.
B. Connect to the server:
- at the prompt: type
ssh abacus.bates.edu - type your Bates password when prompted
If you are at a computer other than your own, you may need to type:
ssh username@bates.edu
so that you may login under your own username.
For example, hpotter would type:
ssh hpotter@bates.edu
C. Disconnect from the server:
- When you are finished: type logout
D. Close the application:
- Select: Terminal menu
- Click: Quit Terminal
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