9 min - Uploaded by OSBastardThis is a quick intro on how to use the 'Terminal' application with Mac OSX to log into a.

Mac OS X has a built-in SSH client called Terminal which can be used to connect to remote servers. At the command prompt, enter the following ssh syntax: ssh Replace “username”. Click Save and Close when finished.=> Download Link ssh terminal mac

Then, double-click the password field, and enter in your new password ( Fig. If your UNITY password changes, you will need to change the drive settings to match your new password.įirst, select the drive, then click on the Action button at the bottom of the screen, and select Edit ( Fig. To disconnect the drive, click on the Eject button on the right. When a connection with the server has been successfully established, and the drive mapped, a green indicator will appear next to the drive ( Fig. Again, it is important to make sure that whenever your UNITY password is changed, you immediately change the password to match in the P: drive settings in ExpanDrive.įinally, click Connect to map the drive, or you can select Save and Close to save the settings and map the drive later.Īs the program attempts to establish a connection with the server, you will see a progress wheel spinning at the right ( Fig. If you would like ExpanDrive to map the drive automatically after each reboot, select Reconnect at Login. You can technically put anything you want in the Nickname field, but for purposes of simplicity it is best to enter P: Drive. Remember that when your password changes, you will need to also change it in any server settings that have been saved with this drive. In the box labeled Server, enter, entering in your UNITY ID and password in the Username and Password fields.

2), prompting you to enter in the appropriate settings for the P: drive.įor the Drive Type, select SFTP (SSH) from the drop-down menu, if it is not already selected by default. To begin, first, click on the + button at the bottom-left of the ExpanDrive window ( Fig. Once ExpanDrive has been installed and opened, you can use it to map your P: drive. To learn how to do this, see the corresponding FAQs page here. To install ExpanDrive, you will need to use the Self Service Application. Although technically not required, it is recommended that you install and run the University's VPN client.

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