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Handling multiple ssh servers/sessions - NeyZ - Nov 4, 2012
As some of you know I got several servers that I'm working on, Currently I got 13 servers wich need my attention (my own private servers not in it) however I got to the point where it is almost impossible to handle 13 sessions at one time. I takes me longer to login to 13 servers than doing the actual thing.
I already installed keys on them (also to prevent bruteforcers) but ofcourse I also had to add a password to those keys.
so, is there a way I can login to multiple servers at once? That I have to type the passwords is okay, but changing between clicking - typing - clicking - typing is taking a hell of a time.
Thanks
* - j3moeder - Nov 5, 2012
clusterssh should do the trick.
(apt-get install clusterssh)
* - terminal - Nov 5, 2012
(Nov 5, 2012 04:00 AM)j3moeder Wrote: clusterssh should do the trick.
(apt-get install clusterssh)
+1 for clusterssh, its exactly what I use!
* - NeyZ - Nov 5, 2012
(Nov 5, 2012 04:00 AM)j3moeder Wrote: clusterssh should do the trick.
(apt-get install clusterssh)
Too bad I use windows on my main pc. However maybe buying a seperate server for handling those ssh servers or maybe something like the Raspberry pi would be an option for this. Definitly gonna check it out. Thanks both! :)
btw, Een nederlander, cool 🤐
* - terminal - Nov 5, 2012
(Nov 5, 2012 07:06 AM)NeyZ Wrote: Too bad I use windows on my main pc. However maybe buying a seperate server for handling those ssh servers or maybe something like the Raspberry pi would be an option for this. Definitly gonna check it out. Thanks both! :)
btw, Een nederlander, cool 🤐
If your using Windows why are you in the Linux section?
* - NeyZ - Nov 5, 2012
Because it was about ssh, And I don't think many people from the Windows section even know what ssh is. Also many people posting here are still using Windows I guess.
Beside that, The *nix section is much nicer to post in than the windows section ;)
Installed it yesterday and it is running fine. Thanks for the name! :)