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SSH Session and SCP with Mac Terminal

Written by vaheeD on December 31, 2012
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It’s easy to connect to SSH on Mac OSX through Terminal.

Launch Mac Terminal

To begin, let’s open Terminal

There are two ways you can do this:

  • Query ‘Terminal’ in Spotlight, or
  • Navigate to Applications/Utilities/Terminal

Login to SSH via Mac Terminal

This section of the tutorial assumes you have ‘root’ access, if you don’t, simply change ‘root’ where necessary.

Type:

ssh root@yourserverip

 

Copy file via SCP via Mac Terminal

Type:

scp /Downloads/file.zip root@yourserverip:

TIP : end of yourserverip ” : ” is a home folder user root

If all went to plan, enter your password when prompted, then hit enter.

Note: Your password will not appear as you type it for security purposes.

 

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