I have quite a lot of servers where I need to ssh at workplace and I generally don’t remember all of them, so I wrote a simple yet useful script. In all the servers I have already copied my key so I dont need a password to login. Without much ado, here is the script.

echo ”Enter the server name:”
echo ”1. redhat”
echo ”2. fedora”

read server

if [ ”$server” = ”1” ]; then
ssh amit@redhat
else if [ ”$server” = ”2” ]; then
ssh amit@fedora
else
echo ”Not a valid choice”
fi
fi

You can download the script <a href="http://blog.amit-agarwal.co.in/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/ssh_menu.sh">ssh_menu.

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