If I am trying to terminal into an environment with a set of static IP addresses internally, what is the syntax to pick an internal, static IP address? How do I hit the correct machine?
I just use ssh xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx to intially get in.
A Carafe of Ubuntu
If I am trying to terminal into an environment with a set of static IP addresses internally, what is the syntax to pick an internal, static IP address? How do I hit the correct machine?
I just use ssh xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx to intially get in.
A Carafe of Ubuntu
If you're using ssh you need to login as a user as well. What you need is:
ssh username@host
The username is the user on the remote machine. The host can be the host name or an ip.
If you have a firewall enabled, you will need to ensure that the firewall allows ssh on both machines.
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