Sure, here's a script I use for just such an occasion:
Code:
#!/bin/bash
# Clear the screen
clear
# Launch an XFCE4 Terminal with all the linux servers in tabs
# this is a work in progress...
# Define Servers
echo "Defining servers for $HOSTNAME.mydomain.edu"
echo
www="www.mydomain.edu"
other="other.mydomain.edu"
# Short or preferred names
www1="Web_Server"
other1="Other_Server"
# Launch the Terminal
echo "Launching the terminals now"
echo
source ~/.bash_profile
Terminal --title $www1 --command "ssh -l username $www" \
--tab --title $other1 --command "ssh -l username $other"
echo "All set"
echo
Could certainly use a little "cleaning" but it seems to work for my needs.
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Forgot to mention keys. You could also setup keys to exchange to bypass a required password and just the SSH keyphrase instead. It feels a little more secure than just sending my password to each server.
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-Chad
