Installation and Use of linux peanut shells

Installation and Use of linux peanut shells * reminder * you only need to install peanut shells on the server, and do not need to install peanut shells on the computer that initiates the access. 1. install and log on. Take centos as an example: Install and log on to the peanut shell 2. log on to the vro and set up Dynamic DNS. My router TP-LINKTL-R478 +, can... linux peanut shell installation and use * reminder * only need to install peanut shells on the server side, do not need to attach peanut shells on the computer that initiates access. 1. install and log on. Take centos as an example: Install and log on to the peanut shell 2. log on to the vro and set "dynamic DNS". My router TP-LINK TL-R478 +, can be directly set, fill in the passport name of the peanut shell (router in the "user name"), password, click to save it. The connection status is "the service is running", indicating that the connection is normal. 3. Port ING. If it is used as a website class, you only need to map port 80 for the web. Enter the service name as needed. The service protocol is TCP. 4. enter the domain name assigned to you by the peanut shell in the browser. If the website homepage or system homepage appears, it indicates OK.