Connecting a Terminal Emulator to a Remote Development Host

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You can connect the IDE's terminal emulator to a remote host. This remote host does not need to be set up in advance for the IDE, but must be running the SSH daemon.

To connect a terminal emulator to the remote development host:

  1. Select Window > Output > Terminal from the main menu to open the Terminal window near the Output window.
  2. Click the Create New Remote Terminal icon in the left margin of the Terminal window.
  3. When prompted, enter the user name, host name, and SSH port to connect.
  4. Specify the authentication type to use, password or SSH key, and click OK.
  5. Enter your password if prompted.
  6. When you are successfully authenticated to the remote host using your password or ssh key, a new tab opens in the Terminal window. This tab runs the user shell for your account on the remote host.
  7. You can also start a terminal session on the local host by clicking the Create New Local Terminal icon:

To access your remote project files:

To end the terminal session:

See also
  Overview of C/C++ Remote Development
Configuring Build Tools
C/C++ Project Properties Dialog Box: Build

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