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for other programs, RTFM or ask admin for help. | for other programs, RTFM or ask admin for help. | ||
*If you use Putty to connect from home/cybercafe/WIFI/whatever:"-p 2004" means port 2004. | *If you use Putty to connect from home/cybercafe/WIFI/whatever:"-p 2004" means port 2004. You can enter the port number in the box next to computer name without the -p, (change the default 22 by 2004). | ||
You can enter the port number in the box next to computer name without the -p, (change the default 22 by 2004). | |||
Revision as of 11:53, 29 December 2008
So you want to connect from your home/cybercafe/WIFI/whatever.
You will need an ssh client. And ask your favourite admin (Martín) for a user/password if you don't already have one (it isn't the same as kimik/tekla)
from command line:
ssh user@betelgeuse.iciq.es -p 2004 -X
(where 'user' is your username)
for other programs, RTFM or ask admin for help.
- If you use Putty to connect from home/cybercafe/WIFI/whatever:"-p 2004" means port 2004. You can enter the port number in the box next to computer name without the -p, (change the default 22 by 2004).