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Windows Users: You can log in using the built-in PowerShell/CMD. For a better terminal experience, it is recommended to download and use the Cmder tool, which is ready to use without installation after extraction. Alternatively, the XShell tool is an even better option.
Mac Users: You can complete the SSH login using the system’s built-in Terminal.

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SSH Authentication

After starting the instance, locate the SSH login command. Copy your SSH login command, which in this demonstration is: ssh -p 10309 root@connect.nmb1.seetacloud.com.
In this command, the meanings of the parameters are as follows:
  • Username: root
  • Host: connect.nmb1.seetacloud.com
  • Port Number: 10309
Enter the command in your local terminal and enter your password to log in. (Note: The password will not display any characters; press Enter after correctly typing or pasting with the 🖰 right-click of your mouse.)
If you run a training program after logging in via SSH, use screen/tmux to start a daemon process to ensure that the program execution is not affected by SSH connection interruptions! For details on how to use screen, see the section on Daemon Processes.

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Passwordless Authentication

Access the SSH key login settings from Console -> Instances to set up your public key for password-free login. For key generation instructions, see the provided link: 4.3 Git on the Server - Generating Your SSH Public Key