I will also mention Terminal -> Preferences -> Window Groups (tab). ssh/config would provide all the command line options. inetloc or Safari bookmarks to get additonal options specified for the connection. ssh/config entries in any of your above ssh bookmark methods.

fred) so all you need to type is ssh fred.

Create a Safari bookmark Create $HOME/.ssh/config entries with all the ssh connection information and options associated with an alias (eg.

You can double-click this file to open a new Terminal window and ssh to the specified remote system.

open # can be in a script, or a shell alias.

Terminal -> Shell -> New Remote Connection.

But here are some other ways to have ssh bookmarks. Just select the ssh Profile and, Terminal will create a new Window, and ssh to Īs I said, Profiles are my preferred way to bookmark ssh connections. I did Red-out personal information from my screenshot. Now when you want to start an ssh session, you can use Terminal -> Shell -> New Window Or New Tab and select your new Profile J jump hosts, -o options from 'man ssh_config', etc. I just tossed in the -Y (create X11 tunnel) as an example, but if you want you can include -L tunnel options. Put whatever ssh command and all the ssh options you desire. Select your new Profile, and in the ' Shell' tab, you can specify the ' Run command'. Give the duplicated Profile a unique name (maybe something that sorts to the top of the list numbers and underscores then to sort at the top of the list it will be useful later 😀). The primary way is to customize one of the Terminal Profiles so it has all the terminal emulator features you desire.

Is there a putty for mac