![]() ![]() □Įnabling inbound SSH connections in Mac OS X In the screenshot below, "uwarnti" refers to the currently logged on Mac user, and the IP address is, well, the IP address. The status area at right helpfully informs us of our SSH connection string. To turn on the SSH server, enable Remote Login. ![]() On your Mac OS X computer, open the Sharing System Preferences pane. ![]() ![]() Thus, we have immediate, “out of the box” remote connectivity to our Mac boxes. The good news is that Mac OS X (both the server and desktop varieties) include built-in File Transfer Protocol (FTP), Secure Shell (SSH), and Virtual Network Computing (VNC) servers. ![]()
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