Learn how to create a basic web page on Whitman's People web site. This guide gives you all the steps you need, from SFTP to HTML. View this guide.
SSH is an acronym for Secure Shell. It is a method that can be used to connect to a remote computer and open a command line on that machine. It is very similar in practice to Telnet, but is different in that it uses encryption to add some degree of security to the connection. View this guide.
SFTP is a more modern version of the File Transfer Protocol (FTP) that has some important security features. Because of this, we have turned off FTP access to all of our servers, and require all connections to be made using the more secure SFTP protocol. For more information please view this guide.
If you are a recently graduated alumnus of Whitman College, or a staff or faculty member who no longer works at Whitman, the information available in this guide provides you with a way to make sure you don't lose any important emails or files once you are no longer able to access your Whitman email or netFiles folders. View this guide.