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SSH Profiles

Define an SSH tunnel config once, then reuse it across multiple connections. A profile stores the server (host, port, username), the authentication method, optional two-factor (TOTP) settings, and jump hosts. For tunnel mechanics (auth methods, TOTP modes, jump hosts, ~/.ssh/config resolution, troubleshooting), see SSH Tunneling.

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Creating a Profile

  1. Open any connection’s SSH Tunnel pane
  2. Click Create New Profile…
  3. Fill in the server and authentication fields
  4. Click Create
Select the profile from the Profile picker in other connections. A Profile Details disclosure shows the selected profile’s settings. Changes to a profile apply to all connections using it.
Creating an SSH profile

Creating an SSH profile

To convert an existing inline SSH config into a profile, click Save Current as Profile….

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Profiles vs Inline Config

Each connection can use either a shared profile or an inline (one-off) SSH config. Inline configs are stored with the connection and don’t affect other connections. Profiles are stored globally and shared. Use a profile when multiple connections go through the same bastion host. Use inline for a one-off tunnel specific to a single connection.

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Editing and Deleting

Select a profile and click Edit Profile… to modify it. Delete Profile is at the bottom of the editor.

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Testing a Profile

Click Test Connection in the profile editor to verify SSH settings without connecting to a database. TablePro performs the SSH handshake, verifies the host key, and authenticates. Green checkmark on success; error dialog on failure. If the server asks for a verification code or another interactive response, the same prompt you’d see on Connect appears during the test.

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iCloud Sync

SSH profiles sync across Macs when iCloud Sync is enabled with the SSH Profiles toggle on in Settings > Account. Passwords, key passphrases, and TOTP secrets stay in the local Keychain by default. Turning on the Passwords toggle (nested under Connections) syncs newly saved credentials via iCloud Keychain; re-save an existing password to include it.