Remote Access Overview
You manage your server's operating system remotely: Linux servers via SSH on the command line, Windows servers via Remote Desktop (RDP). This overview shows what you need for each.
Linux Remote Access (SSH)
Linux servers are managed through SSH (Secure Shell). This provides a secure, text-based command-line interface, giving you full control over your environment.
What You Need
• SSH client (Terminal or PuTTY)
• Server IP or Hostname
• Username: root
Connection Command
Windows Remote Access (RDP)
Windows servers (available on Dedicated Servers) use RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol). This provides a full graphical user interface, allowing you to manage the server as if you were sitting right in front of it.
Quick Connection Steps:
Administrator and your server password.Looking for more detail? For in-depth, step-by-step instructions for your specific OS, please refer to the dedicated articles in the sidebar.
Ready to connect?
Log in to the PowerPanel to find your server credentials or check your current IP address.