Direct Ethernet Connection: SSH on a LAN
Transformer Lab Server and STORMM Compilation all running on the CUDA laptop, with the Mac as a frontend (Terminal, TL frontend, and BBEdit). The two computers connect across a LAN using 1 direct Ethernet cable, and SSH. Quick guide for setting up a direct Ethernet link between my Mac mini and Asus gaming laptop so I can SSH into the Asus from the Mac. Both machines stay connected to WiFi for internet, but are connected to each other via a direct Ethernet cable, This is a fairly straightforward method to set up a local SSH server (Asus, in this case), and a client (Mac). It's mores here for my own personal referral in the future, and skips over a lot of security measures you would take to set up a SSH machine out on the open Internet. Why? When I'm working remotely and RDP and/or SSH into the Mac mini, I can then SSH from there into my Asus without needing to lug the heavy laptop around. Also since all of the Nvidia work I do is via a CLI, a KVM switch for the desk and/or...
