How to log in to your server from Linux ?

Category : Server Management

Procedure

This article provides steps for connecting to a cloud server from a computer running Linux by using Secure Shell. It also discusses generating an SSH key and adding a public key to the server.

There are third party SSH applications available for Linux and Mac, such as OpenSSH, SSH support is native in these operating systems and may be run from within the standard command line interfaces available for each. You will use the Terminal application on Linux to generate an SSH key which will allow you to login to your server without manually entering a password,

Step 1: Goto the Applications>> Choose Terminal

Step 2: Generate the key paid by running the command :

Step 3 : Generate the key pair by inputting the necessary values such as a passphrase,  be careful when you enter the prompt, default key location will be in  /users/user/.ssh/id_rsa.pub,

 

Step 4: Now, login to your CloudStick Acccount and goto Dashboard >> SSH Key  

 

 Please add the generate public key by clicking on + Create key 

 

Enter the details  

 

Click on Add, you will be able to see the saved key 

 

You can login to the server using the same terminal by command  

 

Once the connection is established, you will be able to see
 

You have successfully logged in to the server!

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