A couple of months ago I came across a post in Fabien Potencier's blog about how to speed up everyday usage of numerous ssh connections. Fabien, who is the one of the founders, architects and maintainers of a pretty prominent PHP MVC framework Symfony, reminds his readers about the possibility to configure ssh.
One can easily edit .ssh/config file in her home directory to provide a shortcut for every server.
For instance, you can login to the remote server by simply issuing
/# ssh bomk
Where bomk is an alias for the server name, user name and identity file to use.
Moreover, such a configuration allows its users to use
/# scp file1.tgz bomk:
As a simple and powerful way for sending files to a remote server.
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