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Remote SSH filesharing from Finder is EASY
Yes, it is quite easy to use SSH-encrypted sharing. Once you've set up your SSH permissions, you merely need to connect to the server, at the password window just hit the Options button, and select the option to allow SSH encrypted connections. You will then connect to your remote disk volume just like any other file share, except it's encrypted. Note that the dialog box will show a URI like
Remote SSH filesharing from Finder is EASY
assuming the remote machine is running os x server, right? it seems a default config option on server, but not the client version of os x, where you have to do the tunnelling thing somewhat manually.
Remote SSH filesharing from Finder is EASY
No, MacOS X Server is not required. I can connect via Finder SSH filesharing easily between two plain MacOS X 10.2 machines. Try it!
Remote SSH filesharing from Finder is EASY
But All this requires extra ports to be open on the firewall!..
Remote SSH filesharing from Finder is EASY
Yeah, that's sort of my thought. I really like that the only open port is 22. Thanks for the correction that it's supported though! |
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