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The second option is generally more convenient. The idea is to SSH into a CSC |
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general-use machine first, then SSH from there into your VM. |
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On any CSC general-use machine, copy your `id_rsa` file to the `.ssh` folder in your |
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home directory (e.g. via scp). Make sure that the `id_rsa` file is only readable by |
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you (e.g. run `chmod 600 ~/.ssh/id_rsa`). Running `ls -l ~/.ssh` should show something like this: |
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total 16 |
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-rw-r--r-- 1 ctdalek ctdalek 918 Oct 14 12:05 authorized_keys |
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-rw-r--r-- 1 ctdalek ctdalek 25 Oct 27 14:03 config |
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-rw------- 1 ctdalek ctdalek 1896 Sep 3 18:23 id_rsa |
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-rw-r----- 1 ctdalek ctdalek 415 Sep 3 18:23 id_rsa.pub |
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-rw-r--r-- 1 ctdalek ctdalek 459 Nov 24 12:29 known_hosts |
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Note how the `id_rsa` file is not world-readable. |
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Now, from the CSC machine, you can SSH into your VM by running a command like the following: |
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From your personal machine, you can SSH into your VM by running a command like the following: |
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```sh |
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ssh debian@172.19.134.121 |
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ssh -J ctdalek@corn-syrup.csclub.uwaterloo.ca debian@172.19.134.121 |
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``` |
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Replace `172.19.13.121` with the IP address of your VM, and replace `debian` with the |
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default username of the OS which you chose: |
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Replace `ctdalek` with your CSC username, replace `172.19.134.121` with the IP |
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address of your VM, and replace `debian` with the default username of the OS |
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which you chose: |
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* Debian: `debian` |
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* Ubuntu: `ubuntu` |
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