So if you have a great desktop running Ubuntu, or a great Linux laptop and want to use SSH, all you have to do is fire up a Terminal and run a few commands. We'll guide you through the process ...

Type “cmd”. Under “Best Match”, click “Command Prompt”. In the command prompt, use the ssh-keygen command: By default, the system will save the keys to [your home directory]/.ssh/id_rsa. Unless you ...

These fingerprints are for informational purposes and won’t be needed when using your key set. They can be useful for identifying keys later if you wish to keep them for your records. You can now ...

If you are offsite and need to access a resource that is protected in this way, you can use ssh to tunnel through an accessible resource to reach the protected resource. We generally recommend using ...

This is the bread and butter of Research Computing; we create and maintain our cluster, SPORC, and allow researchers to access it via SSH. In this guide we will be connecting to SPORC by using the ...

The Secure SHell (SSH) protocol is used to securely access remote servers. SSH secures information with the use of a private and public key. The public key is like a lock, anybody can see it but only ...