How linux uses Xshell to connect to the server

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The data disk mounted on Linux system is suitable for the system: the CVM data disk of Linux (Redhat, CentOS,Debian,Ubuntu) * Linux is not partitioned and formatted. You can perform partitioning and formatting operation according to the following steps.

The next step is to prepare the tools to connect to the Linux server, personally using Xshell.

Xshell is a powerful security terminal emulation software that supports SSH1, SSH2, and TELNET protocols on the Microsoft Windows platform.

After installing Xshell, open Xshell and the key appears:

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Set the login information of the CVM as shown below:

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Set the password for the server login account:

Note that the user name of Ali CVM is generally root. Please check the email sent by Ali for password.

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Set character set Encoding utf-8

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Once set up, click ok to save.

Next, let's take a look at the positive face of Lushan Mountain after my connection.

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It's so dark that you can't see anything clearly, is it?

In fact, Linux is a computer hidden in the computer room, it does not have a gorgeous desktop like windows (like the pc desktop we use now), because it does not need! As a server, you only need to provide network services, and gorgeous desktops will only take up resources.

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