ssh host alias (~/.ssh/config)
~/.ssh/config # always login as `marioosh` user Host * User marioosh # aliases for marioosh.net Host alias1 alias2 alias3 HostName marioosh.net Now You can login as below: $ ssh alias1 $ ssh alias2 $ ssh alias3
Category: ssh
SSH Tunneling with plink or ssh
To make local port 1234 forwarding to remote hostA port 21: plink -v -C -N -L 1234:hostA:21 user@hostB ssh -L 1234:hostA:21 user@hostB Now You can connect to localhost:1234 to access hostA:21 by tunnel created with hostB. To accept connection from other hosts (not local only): plink -v -C -N -L 0.0.0.0:1234:hostA:21 user@hostB ssh -L 0.0.0.0:1234:hostA:21 user@hostB
putty with parameters – running in Windows
Using session defined in putty (advantage: options like character set translation for that session are used): start "window-name" "c:\programs\putty\putty.exe" -load session-name -l login -pw "password"start "window-name" "c:\programs\putty\putty.exe" -load session-name -l login -pw "password" Using hostname direct (-P with port is optional): start "window-name" "c:\programs\putty\putty.exe" login@hostname -P 22 -pw "password"start "window-name" "c:\programs\putty\putty.exe" login@hostname -P 22 -pw Read more about putty with parameters – running in Windows[…]