These are instructions on how to prevent timeout and keep SSH connections alive on Mac.
Step One
Launch Terminal from your Applications > Utilities folder.
Step Two
Execute the following command into the Terminal window...
sudo nano ~/.ssh/config
Enter your administrative user password when prompted.
Step Three
Add the following line to your ssh config file.
ServerAliveInterval 100
Step Four
Press Control+x to exit, then press Y when prompted to save changes.
Step Six
Press Return to confirm the filename and exit.
New SSH connections should now stay open indefinitely. You can shorten or lengthen the interval as required by your server.
Step One
Launch Terminal from your Applications > Utilities folder.
Step Two
Execute the following command into the Terminal window...
sudo nano ~/.ssh/config
Enter your administrative user password when prompted.
Step Three
Add the following line to your ssh config file.
ServerAliveInterval 100
Step Four
Press Control+x to exit, then press Y when prompted to save changes.
Step Six
Press Return to confirm the filename and exit.
New SSH connections should now stay open indefinitely. You can shorten or lengthen the interval as required by your server.