SSH connections

Overview

SSH is a secure network protocol for accessing and managing remote machines. It encrypts data transmission, providing a secure way to log in, execute commands, and transfer files between computers.

Cisco VPN: Ensure the Cisco ASU VPN client is installed and connected to the path 'sslvpn.asu.edu/2fa' before initiating an SSH connection.

SSH

Log in with your WINEDS username & password

  1. SSH for Windows

    1. Clients

      1. Windows Powershell

        1. SSH command: ssh username@aloe.asre.rc.asu.edu

          1. Replace "username" with your WINEDS username and set the remote host as "aloe.asre.rc.asu.edu" enter your password

          2. Accept the DUO connection prompt

      2. PuTTY

        1. Create a new connection

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          Click on Open and input your WINEDS username and password

          1. Accept the DUO connection prompt

  2. Mac

    1. The Mac OS has an SSH client built-in

      • Open Terminal:

        • You can find Terminal in the Applications > Utilities folder or use Spotlight (Cmd + Space, then type "Terminal").

      • To connect to a Aloe, use the following command:

        ssh username@aloe.asre.rc.asu.edu

        Replace "username" with your WINEDS username and set the remote host as "aloe.asre.rc.asu.edu" enter your password

        • After pressing Enter, you'll receive a prompt from DUO

          • Accept the DUO prompt:

      • You should be connected to the Aloe login node

  3. Linux

    1. Virtually every Linux distribution includes an SSH client

    2. The process for Linux is very similar to a Mac. You have to open a terminal window from which the SSH client will be launched then follow the same info above.

 

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