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Console Access

This guide explains how to access existing servers in the Virtual Server Service.

Prerequisites

Before you begin, make sure you have:

Connect via Console

List Instances

Go to the Instances section on the panel.

Instance List

Select the Instance and Open the Actions Menu

Select the instance you want to access the console for and open the actions menu. In the actions menu, click on the "Console" option. View the server's terminal on the opened page.

Instance List

Log in to your server by entering the username and password you determined earlier.

Instance List

Connect via Floating IP

List Instances

Go to the Instances section on the panel.

Select the Instance and Identify the Assigned Floating IP

Check the "IP Address" column for the instance you want to access in the list and note the Floating IP address along with the local IP address.

  1. If a Floating IP address is assigned, note it for access.

  2. If a Floating IP address is not assigned, follow the Floating IP assignment operations for the instance.

Access to Linux Distribution Servers

For accessing Linux distribution servers (Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS, Fedora) remotely via IP, the commonly used method is the SSH protocol.
Default users: ubuntu: ubuntu, debian: debian, centos: centos, fedora: fedora

#For Ubuntu
ssh -i ~/.ssh/id_rsa ubuntu@<Floating IP>

After the connection, view the server's terminal.

Access to Windows Distribution Servers

For accessing Windows distribution servers remotely via IP, the commonly used method is the RDP protocol. Default user:windows: Administrator

#For Windows Server
Mstsc /v:<Floating IP>
After the connection, view the server's terminal by entering your username and password.

Conclusion

You have successfully access to server using the SkyAtlas Virtual Server service.