SCS External Access Host
Introduction
From the outside world, the SCS network is not accessible because it is behind the ITS firewall and behind the SCS firewall. In order to log in to the SCS network, you can use the SCS external access host:
- access.scs.carleton.ca
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ssh using Linux
Here is an example of how to ssh to access and then ssh to an SCS Linux Network host:
ssh access.scs.carleton.ca[access2 ~]$ ssh theta02
The authenticity of host 'theta (134.117.27.107)' can't be established.
RSA key fingerprint is db:d3:e6:a1:61:36:e2:1c:87:15:cc:f1:56:6d:19:cc.
Are you sure you want to continue connecting (yes/no)? yes
Warning: Permanently added 'theta02,134.117.27.107'
For a comprehensive help page regarding ssh please refer to: -
ssh using Windows
Download the free putty ssh client and configure it as follows:- Host name: access.scs.carleton.ca
- Connection type: ssh
- Login: <use your SCS Linux account>
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ssh has a jump feature so that you can log in to your destination host using one command. The syntax is as follows:
ssh -J your_login_account@access.scs.carleton.ca your_login_account2@destination.scs.carleton.ca
In order to use access you need to have an SCS Linux account
