Remote connection to the server in Linux-Command Line Mode

Next I will introduce how to connect to the server remotely in Linux-the command line mode. I hope this article will be helpful to you.

For many new users, how to use Windows Remote Linux is a big problem. If this problem cannot be solved, let alone anything else.

To log on to a Linux or Max OS X system, follow these steps:
1. Open the ssh client
2. User name: root
3. SERVER: the default IP port of the input server is 22.
4. Enter the server password to log on.

Log on to a Windows system:
1. Download Putty, a remote connection tool. Direct download
This tool is free and does not require installation, it is recommended to download to the official website http://www.putty.org.

2. Start the putty.exe program and enter the main interface of Putty.

1. Enter the IP address in Putty "Host Name" and click "Open" to connect.
2. If it is frequently used, enter the IP address, enter the name you want to Save in the Saved Session, and click "Save ";
3. Port 22 by default

4. There will be a prompt during the first running. Select "Yes (Y)" and the prompt will not appear again next time.

3. Enter the account password

1. login as: Enter the account
2. root@192.168.1.10's password: enter the password here (the password will not be displayed on the screen, enter it and then press Enter .)
3. [root @ localhost ~] # This indicates that the logon is successful.