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At this point, you should be able to use SSH (either directly or indirectly) to login to the Linux server without providing an ID and/or password. | At this point, you should be able to use SSH (either directly or indirectly) to login to the Linux server without providing an ID and/or password. | ||
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+ | === SSH Config File Example === | ||
+ | Below is an example ssh config file that on linux and mac would be located at '' | ||
+ | < | ||
+ | Host * | ||
+ | ServerAliveInterval 30 | ||
+ | ServerAliveCountMax 120 | ||
+ | AddKeysToAgent yes # https:// | ||
+ | IdentitiesOnly yes | ||
+ | |||
+ | # macOS only? V | ||
+ | Host stu | ||
+ | HostName stu.cs.jmu.edu | ||
+ | # next setting only necessary if you aren't using a default-named key like id_rsa or id_ed25519 | ||
+ | # IdentityFile ~/ | ||
+ | User stewarmc # if you specify a user, you don't have to put the user@ when connecting via ssh | ||
+ | Host aplaceicantreachdirectly | ||
+ | HostName internalonly.cs.jmu.edu | ||
+ | ProxyJump stu | ||
+ | # some ssh servers may be listenign on a non-standard port. (the standard is 22) | ||
+ | # Port 23 # is typically for telnet, but people can do what they want with their servers | ||
+ | </ |