SSH Proxy Jump Host on macOS


macOS Connectivity

Listed below are common examples of how to utilize the SSH Proxy Jump Host on the macOS platform.  Additional questions or concerns not answered by this document may be directed to the Helpdesk.

 

 

Terminal:

 

In Terminal type in the following command:

“ssh -J username@sshjump.depaul.edu username@target_server“

 

 

rsync:

 

You can use the rsync command via the terminal to sync files through the Proxy Jump server.  The -J flag in the rsync will handle the jump command just like with SSH and SFTP. 

rsync -avz -e "ssh -J username@sshjump.depaul.edu" username@target_server:/target_server/path/ /destination_server/path/file.txt

 

Filezilla:

Please log into the campus virtual lab to utilize the Filezilla client.  No proxy jump host configuration of the client is necessary when used from the virtual lab space.

 

Cyberduck:

Please log into the campus virtual lab to utilize the Cyberduck client.  No proxy jump host configuration of the client is necessary when used from the virtual lab space.