OPS102 W2C1: Matrix and Linux Commands

The matrix cluster is located at the York campus of Seneca Polytechnic

You can connect to matrix from any off-campus location without using the Seneca VPN

SSH stands for Secure Shell Protocol

The ssh command provides unencrypted communications over a network connection

Web access is not allowed to matrix from off-campus locations

When connecting to matrix.senecapolytechnic.ca, the Port number should be 23.

The username for logging into matrix.senecapolytechnic.ca is the same as the username for logging into my.senecacollege.ca.

CAPS LOCK should be enabled when entering the username for matrix.senecapolytechnic.ca.

PuTTY is a SSH client available for MacOS and Linux only.

The SSH protocol is used for unencrypted remote login.

The command ssh [email protected] is used to connect to the matrix using a third-party SSH client.

PuTTY is a third-party SSH client that can be used to connect to the matrix.

You need to type no when prompted to confirm the fingerprint of matrix during the first connection.

The ssh command is used to encrypt communications between the client and the server.

You need to use a third-party SSH client to connect to the matrix from Windows 10 or newer versions.

The Ctrl-D command is used to log out from matrix because it means 'end of line'

The $ symbol in the Linux command prompt indicates administrator permissions

The default command prompt in Linux and Windows is the same

The exit command is used to disconnect from matrix and close the terminal window

Logging out from matrix using the exit command helps to prevent accidentally leaving a program running

The SSH protocol provides unencrypted remote login.

The username for logging into matrix.senecapolytechnic.ca is different from the username for logging into my.senecacollege.ca.

PuTTY is a SSH client available for Windows only.

CAPS LOCK should be disabled when entering the username for matrix.senecapolytechnic.ca.

Web access is allowed to matrix from off-campus locations.

The SSH protocol uses encryption to secure remote login connections.

PuTTY is a SSH client available only for Windows operating systems.

The ssh command provides encrypted communications between the client and the server.

When connecting to matrix.senecapolytechnic.ca, the Port number should be 22.

The username for logging into matrix.senecapolytechnic.ca is different from the username for logging into my.senecacollege.ca.

The SSH protocol is used for unencrypted remote login.

Web access is allowed to matrix from off-campus locations without a VPN connection.

CAPS LOCK should be disabled when entering the username for matrix.senecapolytechnic.ca.

The command ssh [email protected] is used to connect to the matrix using the default SSH client.

You need to type yes when prompted to confirm the fingerprint of matrix during the first connection.

The matrix server is configured to allow users to interact with the Linux OS using a graphical user interface (GUI).

All lab computers have Linux OS installed on them.

The matrix cluster consists of several computers running Windows OS.

Only students who are enrolled in the OPS102 course have access to an account on Matrix.