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UBC Mathematics: MathNet FAQ [Remote Login]
UBC Mathematics: MathNet FAQ [Remote Login]
Question: How do I log in to a MathNet Unix machine from a remote network?
Author: Joseph Tam
Date: Feb. 26, 2008
Our public Unix workstation support remote logins using ssh (secure
shell). You ought to be able to find various free ssh applications on
the Internet (e.g. PuTTY). Ssh is usually installed on most versions
of Unix so additional software is rarely required.
If you are stuck using a computer that you cannot install software on, but it
has a Java enabled browser, you can try the application found on our Internal
web site:
https://secure.math.ubc.ca//Internal/All/Ssh/
A word of caution: if you use a computer that you do not know the
state of (i.e. you are unsure of the how secure the machine is or how
well the machine has been locked down), then you run the risk of divulging
your password if viruses/malware/keystrokers are present.
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