You can do it in your shell .rc file at your home dir. No need to change any system files.
Bash for example:
alias name='ssh [param] user@host'
And now you can connect just typing "name" (without quote) in your shell.
You can do it in your shell .rc file at your home dir. No need to change any system files.
Bash for example:
alias name='ssh [param] user@host'
And now you can connect just typing "name" (without quote) in your shell.