Remote Linux Connection (off campus)
Note the following instructions/images are from my desktop Windows computer. Yours may appear or work slightly differently.
- Download and install UC VPN (see uc.edu, then search VPN).
- Start Cisco AnyConnect VPN, entering your UC student username and password.


- Once connected, you should see something like:

- Download and install puTTY SSH client (see putty.org) Windows only.
Mac users skip to step 7.
- You can then starty puTTY, entering the correct hostname and clicking open.

- You can then login in to the Linux host, using the username assigned in class.

- Note steps 4-6 are for Microsoft operating systems (Windows) only. If you have a Mac, instead of
using puTTY, you can simply start a terminal window, then type:
ssh username@rwclinux.rwc.uc.edu
or download a Mac ssh client (see here).
Please note I cannot verify these steps for Macs because I don't own one.
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