<aside> 💡 Remote Development during Work-From-Home duration This page was initially prepared for the junior research students joining our squad at the very beginning stage - as I was repeatedly asked about questions like "my teamviewer gets slow/suspended lately, what should I do" 😂., especially during the COVID-19 lockdown & WFH period. I then decided to document it out and keep it updated from time to time → hope it helps for CS research students (whose lab machine is Linux-based and not being easily accessible for any reasons...) to ease their stress in dealing with the Teamviewer's annoying delay 🙃 Contributor(s): Chaoyi @ USYD (Pls send me a email if you're interested in improving this tip-page with me)
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.................................................. probably still the most naive ones 🙃 .....
Run code in remote terminal (without Teamviewer and other GUI-based ones)
Requires VPN connection.
Setup on remote workstation:
sudo apt-get install openssh-server
dpkg -l | grep ssh
sudo service ssh start
#sudo service ssh stop
#sudo vim /etc/ssh/sshd_config
#sudo service ssh restart
ifconfig
launch a SSH-Terminal on local machine (with VPN enabled at first)
ssh -p PORT_NUMBER ADMIN_NAME@IP_NUMBER
....................... your remote training progress would never be killed due to any poor connection ....................... (maybe try think of another excuse to your mentor when things not running well 🙃