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--- services:remote-access:ssh [2013/07/16 13:50] – [Connecting to a Linux computer using SSH from a Mac computer (text mode interface)] glaubitz
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-====== Connecting to a Linux computer using SSH from a Linux computer (text mode interface) ======
-Many software applications on Linux are designed in a way that they can be used using a text mode interface only. This means, there is no graphical user interface which is operated with a mouse or a touchscreen but just a single command prompt which takes si
-{{:services:remote-access:ssh_terminal_menu.png|}}
-The terminal window should open similar to the following picture. To establish an SSH connection to a remote Linux computer at the department, type:
-ssh **username**@**computer**.physik.fu-berlin.de
-{{:services:remote-access:ssh_terminal_window2.png|}}
-The SSH command has some additional, useful options:
-  * -x - disable X forwarding
-  * -X - enable X forwarding (allows to run remote graphical applications); use together with -C
-  * -C - enable compression; use this when enabling X forwarding
-====== Connecting to a Linux computer using SSH from a Mac computer (text mode interface) ======
-Any Mac computer running MacOS X brings everything you need to connect to a Linux computer using SSH. The //ssh// command is built in and can be run from the //Terminal// application.
-First, open **Finder** and navigate to your //Applications// folder, look for the sub-folder //Utilities// and open it by double-click:
-{{:services:remote-access:mac_ssh_terminal_1.png|}}
-In the folder //Utilities//, search for the //Terminal// application and double-click it:
-{{:services:remote-access:mac_ssh_terminal_2.png|}}
-This should open a terminal window. In the terminal window, type:
-ssh **username**@login.physik.fu-berlin.de, followed by pressing <ENTER> and your password and <ENTER>:
-{{:services:remote-access:mac_ssh_terminal_3.png|}}
-You're now logged in to the primary login computer at the Physics department.