How to "reuse" the SSH connection created?

Asked May 04 '22 at 17:43

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Here's my workflow and pain point: In a terminal, I first use tmux and create 3 panes, sometime even more. In each pane, I do a two steps SSH to connect to the work server behind a bastion server. In each pane, I have to type several different passwords/tokens get connected. So it's quite time consuming to do it in all the tmux panes.

Is it possible that I can login in just one tmux pane and somehow "reuse" the connection in the rest panes, to save some hassle of repeated login?

PS.

I am on windows and use MobaXterm, but can switch to other terminals if needed.
The server doesn't have tmux installed.
And the GNU screen on the server easily gets stuck for some reason, so I can't really use it.

Please kindly help. Thanks in advance!

asked May 04 '22 at 17:43

user3768495

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Look up multiplexing. Not sure how that interacts with jump hosts. – dirkt May 04 '22 at 18:20
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You can synchronize the panes so that keystrokes you send into one pane are also sent to the others. – glenn jackman May 04 '22 at 18:31
(proposed duplicate adress linux configuration), for windows part : do mobaxterm have a "clone connection" feature ? (can't acces my right now), then you could use multi input feature. – Archemar May 06 '22 at 07:57

How to "reuse" the SSH connection created?

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