SSH Access
SSH (Secure Shell) is the primary method to remotely access your server. Find access credentials in the activation email for your service.
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Required Credentials
- Server IP: visible in client panel or activation email
- SSH Port: default is 22
- User: usually root
- Password: received via email (we recommend changing it immediately)
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Connection from Linux / macOS
Open terminal and type:
bash
ssh root@SERVER_IP
If SSH port is different from 22:
bash
ssh -p PORT root@SERVER_IP
On first connection you'll be asked to accept server fingerprint: type yes and press Enter.
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Connection from Windows
Option 1: Windows Terminal / PowerShell (Windows 10/11)
SSH is already included. Open PowerShell or Windows Terminal and use same command:
powershell
ssh root@SERVER_IP
Option 2: PuTTY
- Download PuTTY
- Enter server IP in Host Name field
- Verify port is 22 (or custom one)
- Click Open
- Accept fingerprint and enter credentials
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Common Connection Errors
| Error | Likely Cause | Solution |
|---|---|---|
Connection refused | SSH not active or wrong port | Verify port in panel |
Connection timed out | Firewall blocking port | Check firewall rules |
Permission denied | Wrong password or user | Verify credentials |
Host key verification failed | IP reassigned or OS reinstalled | Delete old key with ssh-keygen -R IP |
If you can't access, use VNC/NoVNC Console from client panel to access server without SSH.
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