If the MacLeland kerberos agent is installed on the Macintosh, as is the case for the cluster computers, it will pop up a dialog box to request your SUNet ID and password. If the remote computer supports kerberized logins, you can enter the SUNet ID and password and you will then get a fully encrypted login session. You will then be presented with the standard login prompts of the remote computer. Here is an example using the pangea login sequence. Do not add extra spaces at the end of your name.
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When you successfully log in, several pieces of information will be printed to your screen. First is an identification of the operating system version. You can open multiple sessions at once in MacSamson, to either the same computer or different computers, up to a limit of five simultaneous sessions. Each has its own window and login prompts. From the standpoint of the UNIX computers to which you have connected, each window looks like a separate terminal.