Most operating systems, including Linux, MacOS, and Windows 10, include a command-line SSH client that you can use to log in to your Opalstack server. Instructions for creating shell users are available here: Adding a Shell UserĪfter you've created your shell user, make a note of the following information: Preparation ¶īefore you can access your server with SSH, you must first create a shell user. SSH (also known as Secure Shell) is a secure method of logging in to your assigned server so that you can execute commands, manage files, and run programs directly on the server command-line. This work by Yaler GmbH is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.You can use your shell users to access your server via SSH or SFTP. FileZilla SFTP connections will now be kept open with keep alive packets.
Reboot your device to activate the change $ sudo reboot.Add the line ClientAliveInterval 5 to the config (To save your changes press CTRL-X, then Y, then RETURN).Open a shell on your device (not on your client computer).You should now see the home directory of your device.įollow these steps to prevent Error: server unexpectedly closed network connection. If the unknown host key warning appears, click OK. Start FileZilla Client, open the menu File > Site Manager and select your device, e.g.On your client computer, follow these steps to access your device with FileZilla. FileZilla is now configured to access your device. Set Logon type to Normal, User to your username and Password to your password and click OK.My Device, then set Host to 127.0.0.1, Port to 10022 and Protocol to SFTP - SSH File Transfer Protocol. Start FileZilla Client, open the menu File > Site Manager and click New Site.Įnter a site name, e.g.On your client computer, follow these steps to configure FileZilla.
gsiot-ffmq-ttd5), type $ java YalerTunnel client 127.0.0.1:10022 :80 RELAY_DOMAINĭownload and install FileZilla Client from Configuring FileZilla
PrerequisitesĪ device running an SSH service.
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