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Version vom 16:31, 14. Nov. 2012

Using a PuTTY

Inhaltsverzeichnis 1 General 2 Preparing a PuTTY 2.1 Starting a PuTTY session 2.2 Duplicating a PuTTY session

General

If you have an EUserv virtual server plan, there is a possibility to comprehensively configure it in the customer service center.

You also need special parameters that you can find in the customer service center, too.

In order to access using a SSH on your virtual server, you need a program. For Windows users, we recommend "PuTTY" which can be downloaded from www.putty.org.

Preparing a PuTTY

In the EUserv customer service center, you have the opportunity to read and edit various virtual server data.

Choose your virtual server contract for which you want to use the PuTTY.

Once you have selected your virtual server contract, click on "vServerdaten".

Starting a PuTTY session

Start downloaded "putty.exe" in your download file with a double click. PuTTY is now ready.

Below "Host Name (or IP address)" you have to enter the connection parameters. These consist of the user name and IP address. To log in as an administrator, you can use the username "root" and the IP address of your virtual server associated with a @. Your connection command should look like this: root@127.0.0.1 (127.0.0.1/Localhost be regarded only as an example). The IP address of your virtual server can find on the previously mentioned site in the EUserv customer service center below "Konfigurations-Daten des vServers".

By clicking on "Open" to make the connection.

In the console, which has now opened, you must log in accordingly. This is done with the "Default-Passwort", which can also be found under "Konfigurations-Daten des vServers" and enter it directly into the PuTTY console. You can also copy the password from the EUserv customer service center and by right-clicking on the green cursor box, paste it into the PuTTY console. Confirm your entry by pressing the enter key.

You will automatically enter, if the login was successful.

There you can enter commands that you want to send to your virtual server.

Duplicating a PuTTY session

To duplicate your PuTTY session, i.e. reproduce. By example, to write a script and run it simultaneously.

To duplicate a session, click the right mouse button on the top of the window frame in which your IP address is. Now click the option "Duplicate Session".

It will open another console window in which you can used as inputs.