XMission Control Panel/How to SSH to your server - Revision history

Jab at 21:29, 25 September 2018

2018-09-25T21:29:04Z

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	In this instance my username was root - yours will be different<br>		In this instance my username was root - yours will be different<br>
	[[File:Cli-mac_3.png]]		[[File:Cli-mac_3.png]]

			[[Category: Control Panel]]

Boom: /* Connecting via Linux */

2016-04-14T00:31:31Z

Connecting via Linux

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	* Instructions are very similar to Mac		* Instructions are very similar to Mac

			* Open a '''Terminal'''

	* Open a Terminal
	[[File:Cli-mac_2.png]]		[[File:Cli-mac_2.png]]

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	* Enter <ftp-username>@your-ip-address type '''yes''' for the authenticity of host then enter your password		* Enter <ftp-username>@your-ip-address type '''yes''' for the authenticity of host then enter your password
	~~'''~~NOTE ~~your~~ server password is different from your Hosting Control panel password'''<br>		<span style="color: #ff0000;"><strong>NOTE:</strong></span> Your server password is different from your Hosting Control panel password'''<br>
	In this instance my username was root - yours will be different<br>		In this instance my username was root - yours will be different<br>
	[[File:Cli-mac_3.png]]		[[File:Cli-mac_3.png]]

Boom: /* Connecting via Mac */

2016-04-14T00:30:51Z

Connecting via Mac

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	* Click on the '''Magnifying Glass''' in the upper right corner to open '''Spotlight/Search'''		* Click on the '''Magnifying Glass''' in the upper right corner to open '''Spotlight/Search'''

	[[File:Cli-mac.png]] < Click on the magnifying glass in the top right corner		[[File:Cli-mac.png]] < Click on the '''magnifying glass''' in the top right corner

	[[File:Cli-mac_0.png]] < Type Terminal		[[File:Cli-mac_0.png]] < Type '''Terminal'''

	[[File:Cli-mac_1.png]] < Select Terminal to open		[[File:Cli-mac_1.png]] < Select Terminal to open

Boom: /* Connecting via Mac */

2016-04-14T00:30:34Z

Connecting via Mac

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	* Click on the '''Magnifying Glass''' in the upper right corner to open '''Spotlight/Search'''		* Click on the '''Magnifying Glass''' in the upper right corner to open '''Spotlight/Search'''

	[[File:Cli-mac.png]] < Click on ~~this~~		[[File:Cli-mac.png]] < Click on the magnifying glass in the top right corner

	[[File:Cli-mac_0.png]] < Type Terminal		[[File:Cli-mac_0.png]] < Type Terminal

Boom: /* Connecting via Mac */

2016-04-14T00:29:57Z

Connecting via Mac

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	===Connecting via Mac ===		===Connecting via Mac ===
	* You will use Terminal to run your CLI session here is how to open your Terminal		* You will use '''Terminal''' to run your CLI session here is how to open your Terminal

			* Click on the '''Magnifying Glass''' in the upper right corner to open '''Spotlight/Search'''
	* Click on the Magnifying Glass in the upper right corner to open Spotlight/Search

	[[File:Cli-mac.png]] < Click on this		[[File:Cli-mac.png]] < Click on this
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	In this instance my username was root - yours will be different<br>		In this instance my username was root - yours will be different<br>
	[[File:Cli-mac_3.png]]		[[File:Cli-mac_3.png]]


	===Connecting via Linux ===		===Connecting via Linux ===

Boom: /* Connecting over SSH via Windows */

2016-04-14T00:29:15Z

Connecting over SSH via Windows

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	* Next you will get the terminal window - SSH connection to your server		* Next you will get the terminal window - SSH connection to your server
	* Enter <ftp-username>@your-ip-address and then your password		* Enter <ftp-username>@your-ip-address and then your password
	~~'''~~NOTE ~~your~~ server password is different than your Hosting Control panel password~~'''~~		<span style="color: #ff0000;"><strong>NOTE:</strong></span> Your server password is different than your Hosting Control panel password

	[[File:PuTTY_ssh_tutorial_2.png]]		[[File:PuTTY_ssh_tutorial_2.png]]

Boom: /* Connecting over SSH via Windows */

2016-04-13T19:07:36Z

Connecting over SSH via Windows

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	* Below is a screenshot of PuTTY - you will want to fill in your IP address of your server and then click Open.		* Below is a screenshot of PuTTY - you will want to fill in your IP address of your server and then click Open.

	[[File:PuTTY_ssh_tutorial_1.png]]		[[File:PuTTY_ssh_tutorial_1.png]]


	* From there you may get a PuTTY Security Alert - Click Yes to continue		* From there you may get a PuTTY Security Alert - Click Yes to continue

	[[File:Ssh_tutorial_putty_rsa_key_highlight.png]]		[[File:Ssh_tutorial_putty_rsa_key_highlight.png]]

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	* Enter <ftp-username>@your-ip-address and then your password		* Enter <ftp-username>@your-ip-address and then your password
	'''NOTE your server password is different than your Hosting Control panel password'''		'''NOTE your server password is different than your Hosting Control panel password'''

	[[File:PuTTY_ssh_tutorial_2.png]]		[[File:PuTTY_ssh_tutorial_2.png]]

Boom at 19:02, 13 April 2016

2016-04-13T19:02:56Z

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	[[File:PuTTY_ssh_tutorial_2.png]]		[[File:PuTTY_ssh_tutorial_2.png]]

	==Connecting via Mac ==		===Connecting via Mac ===
	* You will use Terminal to run your CLI session here is how to open your Terminal		* You will use Terminal to run your CLI session here is how to open your Terminal

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	* Enter root@your-ip-address and click enter - click yes for the authenticity of host and then enter your password		* Enter root@your-ip-address and click enter - click yes for the authenticity of host and then enter your password
			'''NOTE your server password is different from your Hosting Control panel password'''<br>
			In this instance my username was root - yours will be different<br>
			[[File:Cli-mac_3.png]]


			===Connecting via Linux ===

			* Instructions are very similar to Mac



			* Open a Terminal
			[[File:Cli-mac_2.png]]



			* Enter <ftp-username>@your-ip-address type '''yes''' for the authenticity of host then enter your password
	'''NOTE your server password is different from your Hosting Control panel password'''<br>		'''NOTE your server password is different from your Hosting Control panel password'''<br>
	In this instance my username was root - yours will be different<br>		In this instance my username was root - yours will be different<br>
	[[File:Cli-mac_3.png]]		[[File:Cli-mac_3.png]]

Boom at 18:52, 13 April 2016

2016-04-13T18:52:00Z

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	'''NOTE your server password is different than your Hosting Control panel password'''		'''NOTE your server password is different than your Hosting Control panel password'''
	[[File:PuTTY_ssh_tutorial_2.png]]		[[File:PuTTY_ssh_tutorial_2.png]]

			==Connecting via Mac ==
			* You will use Terminal to run your CLI session here is how to open your Terminal


			* Click on the Magnifying Glass in the upper right corner to open Spotlight/Search

			[[File:Cli-mac.png]] < Click on this

			[[File:Cli-mac_0.png]] < Type Terminal

			[[File:Cli-mac_1.png]] < Select Terminal to open

			[[File:Cli-mac_2.png]]


			* Enter root@your-ip-address and click enter - click yes for the authenticity of host and then enter your password
			'''NOTE your server password is different from your Hosting Control panel password'''<br>
			In this instance my username was root - yours will be different<br>
			[[File:Cli-mac_3.png]]

Boom: /* Connecting over SSH via Windows */

2016-04-13T18:29:12Z

Connecting over SSH via Windows

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	===Connecting over SSH via Windows===		===Connecting over SSH via Windows===
	[~~http~~://~~www~~.~~chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham~~/putty/ PuTTY] is the leading SSH client for windows, and is availible for a free download.		[https://ninite.com/putty/ PuTTY] is the leading SSH client for windows, and is availible for a free download.
	~~[https://ninite.com/putty/ PuTTY]~~

	* Below is a screenshot of PuTTY - you will want to fill in your IP address of your server and then click Open.		* Below is a screenshot of PuTTY - you will want to fill in your IP address of your server and then click Open.