Yes! ssh (secure shell) is available on Nyx1, Nyx2 and Nyx3 for all validated users. Nyx and nyx10 cannot currently withstand the load of users using ssh. So ssh is restricted to administrators. Yes, this means Nyx is awfully busy (if it takes more than a minute to search through a 200k file, that's a slooooow system). Think of it as a built in limit to how busy Nyx gets -- it refuses to let other people on to make it even busier.

SSH and Telnet are "shell" interfaces for your account. They allow you to manage the files on your account using a command-shell environment, where commands are typed. For example, 'ls' produces a directory listing. See similar questions...

You may use any SSH client you wish. Use of SSH is certainly not restricted to our recommended software. There are dozens of high quality SSH clients to choose from, all of which have their benefits and downsides. See similar questions...

Ssh has been freely available in the Unix environment, and almost certainly will remain to be so in future. Tatu Ylönen, the original author of ssh, has started a company, SSH Communications Security Oy, that will provide commercial support and licenses for ssh. This company is working together with Data Fellows, who are the sole contact for licensing ssh. More information can be found at http://www.europe.datafellows.com/ and http://www.ssh.fi/ . See similar questions...

Stock rdist 6.1.0 does not work together with ssh, due to bugs in it. The 6.1.1 versions of rdist and later versions are believed to work. If you use rdist, don't forget to compile the path to ssh into it. Alternatively, you may specify the -P option so rdist uses ssh, and not rsh. If you use password authentication with rdist 6.1.2 or 6.1.3, you will need to apply the following patch to rdist to make it work: --- src/rshrcmd.c.orig Tue Jun 11 16:51:21 1996 +++ src/rshrcmd. See similar questions...

The Java CoG Kit abstractions have an SSH provider. This allows ssh-enabled remote job executions and scp-enabled file transfers. The SSH provider supports two modes of security: PublicKey authentication and Password authentication. See similar questions...

If you are a new or returning user, and need assistance downloading files using SSH, click here. For further assistance, please contact the SCD Technical Consulting Group . When contacting the SCD consultants, ensure that your subject line says something like "moving files to a remote site." See similar questions...

Generally yes. SSH provides end to end encryption whereas the VPN concentrator only provides encryption from your client up to the concentrator hardware itself, which is located on the UF core network. Once the traffic is on the UF core network, it is decrypted and sent to the UF host in the clear. See similar questions...

The pserver protocol sends passwords over the network in plaintext. Many people prefer to establish a secure connection using SSH. Eclipse supports two methods of connecting to CVS repositories using SSH. To use the Eclipse's built-in SSH support, simply specify "extssh" as the connection method type when creating the repository connection. Window->Preferences->Team->CVS->Ext Connection Method. On this page, specify the name and location of your external ssh client. See similar questions...

To connect to your virtual server using SSH, you will need to obtain an SSH-compatible Telnet program. You are asked for Name, Hostname/IP, port, username, Cipher, Authentication, and Password, depending on the type of Cipher and Authentication. If you are not sure what to enter, simply keep the default settings. See similar questions...

Make sure you have an evironment property called CVS_RSH set that points to your SSH executable (if you use putty on windows, then CVS_RSH=c:\programs\putty\plink.exe). If you've exchanged keys with the server and can use the :ext method to connect (you can test that by connecting from another CVS client such as WinCVS), then Anthill can use this method as well and everything will work fine. See similar questions...

You have to install the cs.colorado.edu bogus Certificate Authority Certificate. This is a relatively painless operation under windows. Simply click and download the certificate above. Then open the certificate, (or click and choose to open from here in the download box.) The Internet Certificate box should pop up. At the bottom of this box is a "install certificate..." option. Click this. See similar questions...

First, you need to create the SSH tunnel by running the following command in you Terminal app (you also need to adapt it do your situation): ssh -n -L 6667:irc.server.example.com:6667 you@homemachine.whatever.com Then you need to make a new connection in Colloquy, use localhost as server address and 6667 as port. See similar questions...