How do I use SSH to connect to a remot…
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Using SSH in Linux Open the terminal window and type the following command: ssh [username]@[hostname or IP address] Replace [username] with your remote server username, and [hostname or IP address] with the server’s hostname or IP address. If the username is the same as the local machine, you can omit it from the command. Type yes if you are given a warning that the SSH connection’s key is not known. Enter your password if prompted. Optionally, you can use the -4 or -6 options to specify IPv4 or IPv6 connections, the -X option to enable X forwarding, or the -C option to enable compression. 1. Open the terminal if you’re not already at the command line. ... 2. Use SSH to log in to the remote machine using your username, and the IP address / hostname. ... Use the -4 or -6 options with the ssh command to specify IPv4 or IPv6 connections only, respectively. $ ssh -4 [email protected] OR $ ssh -6 [email protected]
Open the terminal window and type the following command: ssh [username]@[hostname or IP address]
Replace [username] with your remote server username, and [hostname or IP address] with the server’s hostname or IP address. If the username is the same as the local machine, you can omit it from the command.
Type yes if you are given a warning that the SSH connection’s key is not known.
Enter your password if prompted.
Optionally, you can use the -4 or -6 options to specify IPv4 or IPv6 connections, the -X option to enable X forwarding, or the -C option to enable compression.
1. Open the terminal if you’re not already at the command line. ...
2. Use SSH to log in to the remote machine using your username, and the IP address / hostname. ...
Use the -4 or -6 options with the ssh command to specify IPv4 or IPv6 connections only, respectively. $ ssh -4 [email protected] OR $ ssh -6 [email protected]
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