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en:documentation:tutorials:ssh:accueil [2018/01/11 12:40] cicalugaen:documentation:tutorials:ssh:accueil [2020/08/25 15:58] – modification externe 127.0.0.1
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 ====== Connection to front machines ====== ====== Connection to front machines ======
  
-To connect to PSMN cluster, you need to use **SSH** (**S**ecure **SH**ell). +To connect to PSMN cluster, you need to use **SSH** ( **S**ecure **SH**ell ). 
 The easiest way is to use the following command: The easiest way is to use the following command:
  
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-  * From a  Windows computer, [[documentation:tutorials:ssh:putty|refer to PuTTY documentation]].+  * From a  Windows computer, [[en:documentation:tutorials:ssh:putty|refer to PuTTY documentation]] or to [[en:documentation:tutorials:ssh:windows10|OpenSSH activation for Windows 10]].
  
 Once connected to ''allo-psmn'', you have access to your ''home-directory'' and therefore all your files. Once connected to ''allo-psmn'', you have access to your ''home-directory'' and therefore all your files.
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-To do so, type the following comman on ''allo-psmn'' (//For MAcOSX user replace ''-X'' BY ''-Y''//):+To do so, type the following command on ''allo-psmn'' (//from MacOSX user replace ''-X'' by ''-Y''//):
  
 <code bash> <code bash>
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-If you already have a pair of SSH authentication keys without password, copy the **public** key (id_?sa.pub) in ''~/.ssh/authorized_keys''.+If you already have a pair of SSH authentication keys without password, copy the **public** key (id_rsa.pub) in ''~/.ssh/authorized_keys''.
  
-Besides, if you also have a personal pair of SSH authentication keys (with passphrase), you can add your personal SSH **public** key (''id_?sa.pu''b) to the ''~/.ssh/authorized_keys'' file.+Besides, if you also have a personal pair of SSH authentication keys (with passphrase), you can **add** your personal SSH **public** key (''id_rsa.pub'') to the ''~/.ssh/authorized_keys'' file.
  
 ===== Connection from outside of the ENS  ===== ===== Connection from outside of the ENS  =====