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VPN ACCESS REQUIRED OFF CAMPUS

Getting Started via SSH Windows

There are two ways to access the server.

  • SSH - which uses your MIT username and password.
  • SAMBA -a preconfigure password is created and must be changed by you.

Getting Started requires access to a SSH Client-


  • -Click on the link - SSH-Command-line & TransferClient_installer


Connect to the server :

  • host bmc-pub1.mit.edu
  • user email name
  • pass kerberos password
  • port 22


If you logged in correctly, you should be at the "bash prompt".

NOW change the SAMBA PASSWORD: There is a preconfigured samba password in a file called ".sambaword"

  • type : more .sambaword <enter> - your temporary samba password will appear.
  • type : smbpasswd <enter>
  • at the prompt, enter your temporary password.
  • enter and confirm your new password


You should now be able to access the server your PC.

Getting Started via SSH Macintosh

Use your Terminal application: Applications: Utilities: Terminal

If you will be using it frequently, you may want to drag its icon to your "dock" so you can start it from there in the future

Connect to the server :

  • type in -- ssh yourkerberosname@bmc-pub1.mit.edu:
  • add key ? YES
  • pass kerberos password <enter>
  • you are now logged in -
  • type in : ls -al <enter> to see a list of your directory


If you logged in correctly, you should be at the "bash prompt".

There is a default samba password in a file called ".sambaword"

  • type : more .sambaword <enter> - your temporary samba password will appear.
  • type : smbpasswd <enter>
  • at the prompt, enter your temporary password.
  • enter and confirm your new password


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