Mac OS X SCP (GUI)
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- | After you click connect Fugu will attempt to authenticate with the server bassed on the servers installed mechinisims. This simply means that if you are not using pUblia it will fall back to password authentication and prompt you for your password. | + | After you click connect Fugu will attempt to authenticate with the server based on the servers installed mechanisms. This simply means that if you are not using [[Public Key Authentication]] it will fall back to password authentication and prompt you for your password. |
== Public Key Authentication == | == Public Key Authentication == |
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Summary
There is no built-in Graphical User Interface (GUI) client for scp on Mac OS X.
There for this tutorial describes how to configure your Mac for GUI based scp.
Requirements
- Mac OS X 10.4.X+
- Fugu GUI SCP Client - Download
Install Fugu
Installing .DMG Applications on Mac OS X is very simple. Simply drag the icon from the .DMG image window into your Applications folder and you are done.
Connecting
Once you have installed Fugu simply enter the information into the fields provided.
- Connect: Server Address
- Port: SCP port number (Default port 22)
- User Name: Login ID
- Directory: Starting directory (Optional)
After you click connect Fugu will attempt to authenticate with the server based on the servers installed mechanisms. This simply means that if you are not using Public Key Authentication it will fall back to password authentication and prompt you for your password.
Public Key Authentication
In order to use Public Key Authentication you will have to configure you server and client to support it.