Product: Thinfinity Workspace
Version: 7 and above
Introduction
SSH (Secure Shell) is a cryptographic protocol that provides secure communications over networks. Widely used for remote access, it establishes encrypted connections to ensure data integrity. Used in system administration and software development, SSH provides robust authentication methods for secure command line access and file transfers.
The purpose of this article is to guide new users on how to create a new SSH (Secure Shell) connection in Thinfinity Workspace. This is an essential step for secure remote access and control of your servers.
Creating an SSH Connection from a Browser
For your SSH connection to work, the remote host must have an SSH server installed and running.
Accessing and Logging In to Thinfinity Workspace Portal
- First, open an HTML5 capable browser, navigate to the Workspace Portal and click Sign In.
- Next, enter your Username and Password, and then click Sign In.
Creating the Profile
- Select Terminal and click Next.
- Here, you must choose the type of terminal connection. Select Telnet SSH and click Next.
- In the Address field, type theIP or Domain Name of the remote host Then enable the SSH protocol. Optionally, you can change the port. When finished, click Next.
- Here you can optionally change the Terminal Type and display settings. When finished click Next.
- Now, you need to choose how you want to handle authentication. Depending on the host configuration, you may need to use a Username and Password or a Private Key File. Make your selection and click Next.
- Type a Name for the profile and then click Done.
- Finally, click Commit to save the changes to the profile.
You can create more profiles and commit all the changes at once when done.
Making Additional Configurations to the Profile (Optional)
- If you want to make changes to the profile configuration, click the more button on top of the connection icon, and then click Edit.
Testing the SSH Connection
- Once the profile is configured, click the Connection Icon to establish a connection to the remote host.
- You are now ready to access the remote host using SSH.
Conclusion
In summary, this document serves as a starting guide to creating a Secure Shell connection in Thinfinity Workspace, which is critical for new users seeking secure remote access to servers. Commonly used in system administration and software development, SSH's solid authentication methods are essential for secure command line access and file transfers, improving overall network security and control.
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