The feature presentation for our ALE Central Meeting at
7:30pm on Thursday, Sept. 15th, 2011 will be:
The Keys to Using SSH
with David Tomaschik
Synopsis:
— The Secure Shell, or SSH, is a powerful communications tool
most often used for securely accessing a command-line session
on a remote system. As essential as that functionality is, there is
much more to SSH than that. This talk will introduce SSH, and
discuss integral applications including secure file transfer,
accessing services behind a firewall, and running graphical
applications software remotely. Specific topics include:
– Starting with SSH
– SSH Keys
– Secure File Copying (SCP)
– Port Forwarding
– X11 Forwarding
– Advanced SSH options and functions
Bio:
– David is a system administrator and Drupal developer at
Kennesaw State University. Additionally, he is currently
pursuing a M.S. in Information Security from Georgia Tech.
When he’s not at the computer (a rare event), he enjoys
sci-fi books and movies and amateur photography.
NOTE:
This is a reprise of the talk offered at ALE NW / SPSU
on Sept. 8th, though to better address the experienced
ALE Central audience some advanced topics are being
added. Slides of the original talk have been posted here:
http://systemoverlord.com/presentations/keys-ssh
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Our ALE Central meetings are usually held at Emory
Law School in the Gambrel Hall lecture room 1C.
Our meeting time frame is 7:30pm to ~9:30pm
Directions to Emory Law School can be found at
http://ale.org/?page_id=2
We are happy to announce that, following up on a very
successful SPSU install fest event on August 25th,
the organizers of the new ALE-NW @ SPSU group
will be hosting their first monthly meeting on
Thursday, Sept. 8th, 7:30pm
in room J101 on the SPSU campus
The format plan for the ALE@ SPSU meetings is
to offer 2 to 4 short form presentations with an
emphasis on follow up discussion. A featured
presentation at this first meeting will be:
The Keys to Using SSH
with David Tomaschik
**UPDATE 2011.09.13**
Presentation slides are now available at David’s web site:
http://systemoverlord.com/presentations/keys-ssh
Synopsis:
— The Secure Shell, or SSH, is a powerful communications
tool most often used for securely accessing a command-
line session on a remote system. There is much more to
SSH than that. This talk will introduce SSH, and discuss
applications including secure file transfer, accessing
services behind a firewall, and running graphical
applications remotely. Specific topics include:
– Starting with SSH
– SSH Keys
– Secure File Copying (SCP)
– Port Forwarding
– X11 Forwarding
Additional short presentations are in the works
and presentation offers can be emailed to
jdp [at] algoloma.com
** For a campus map and a link to directions please see
http ://www.spsu.edu/visitspsu/campusmaps/index.htm
Parking in non reserved spaces in the P60 deck is best.
building J, the Atrium building, is a short distance east
of the parking deck.