mosh

Mobile Shell (mosh) is a robust and responsive replacement for SSH.

mosh persists connections to remote servers while roaming between networks.

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• Connect to a remote server:

mosh {username}@{remote_host}

• Connect to a remote server with a specific identity (private key):

mosh --ssh="ssh -i {path/to/key_file}" {username}@{remote_host}

• Connect to a remote server using a specific port:

mosh --ssh="ssh -p {2222}" {username}@{remote_host}

• Run a command on a remote server:

mosh {remote_host} -- {command -with -flags}

• Select Mosh UDP port (useful when {remote_host} is behind a NAT):

mosh -p {124} {username}@{remote_host}

• Usage when mosh-server binary is outside standard path:

mosh --server={path/to/bin/}mosh-server {remote_host}

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