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help:general_linux:windows [2016/01/28 09:58]
jebailie 		help:general_linux:windows [2019/05/21 19:52]
jebailie [Logging in using SSH]
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   - Open up PuTTY   - Open up PuTTY
-  - Fill in the host name as "mote.cs.vassar.edu". Make sure you are connecting using SSH, not telnet or other protocols.+  - Type in the host name as "mote.cs.vassar.edu". Make sure you are connecting using SSH, not telnet or other protocols. 
 +  - Change the port to **443** 
 +  - Select 'Open'
   - Enter your user name. Your user name is likely the first two letters of your first name and your whole last name, all in lower case.   - Enter your user name. Your user name is likely the first two letters of your first name and your whole last name, all in lower case.
   - If this is the first time connecting to this host, you will be informed that the host is unknown and are prompted as to whether to remember the host's address. Confirm that the fingerprint is __________ and choose yes.   - If this is the first time connecting to this host, you will be informed that the host is unknown and are prompted as to whether to remember the host's address. Confirm that the fingerprint is __________ and choose yes.
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 When you have finished and want to end your connection, type ''exit'' into the shell. When you have finished and want to end your connection, type ''exit'' into the shell.
  
-Note - it is sometimes handy to paste text from your Windows clipboard into the Unix terminal. PuTTY uses the convention of a right mouse click to accomplish pasting. Selecting text in PuTTY is equivalent to copying to your clipboard as well.+Note - it is sometimes handy to paste text from your Windows clipboard into the Linix terminal. PuTTY uses the convention of a right mouse click to accomplish pasting. Selecting text in PuTTY is equivalent to copying to your clipboard as well.