Log on to the remote server using SSH on Mac OSX

In Windows, Putty is often used to log on to a remote Linux host, during which PPK files are used. There is no putty in Mac OSX, but you can directly use the SSH command. This Command needs to be executed at terminal. Before using SSH, You need to convert the format of the PPK file. The method is: Open puttygen.exe in windows, read the PPK file, click the conversions menu, select OpenSSH, and assume that the file is saved as myppk. Ssh. In this case, after the file is transferred to Mac OSX, You can execute SSH in Mac OSX to remotely log on. The Command Format I used is:

Ssh-2 user @ IP-I myppk. SSH

Above, the user and IP address should be replaced according to your actual situation. You can also specify the file name for myppk. Ssh. In addition, you need to set the access permission for myppk. Ssh:Chmod 700 myppk. Ssh.