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Why do some ssh sessions offer autocomplete and some not?

Very newbie question!

I'm sshing to two different servers, both part of the same Amazon AWS cluster. They're not run by me.

On one ssh session, the terminal lets me autocomplete. On the other session, it doesn't - I wish it did.

Why is this - is it an option set by the server administrator?

And can I do anything about it?

thanks!

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