How does xshell connect to a remote server?

If you want to remotely connect to a Linux SSH client under Windows, you need to use a terminal emulator software like XPir to follow the steps below:

Step 1: Open the xshell software. Double-click the xshell software shortcut icon on the desktop to open the software, and the main interface of the software will be opened as shown in the figure below.

Step 2 Run the Create command. After opening the XPir software, find the first "File" menu in the upper left corner and click it, a drop-down box will pop up, click to select the "New" command (or directly press the shortcut key "Alt+N").

Figure 2: Execute the New command under the File menu.

Step 3 Click "New" and the following interface will appear, "Name" is filled in according to your needs, "Protocol" is the default ssh, "Host" is the most critical in this step, you must fill in correctly, otherwise you can't log in, the port is also the default 22, don't fill in the others, don't click OK after filling in, see the next step.

Figure 3: Create a new server session.

Step 4 Find the "User Authentication" in the connection options bar and click on it, after clicking it will let you fill in the username and password, where the "method" defaults to "password", "username" fills in your ftp username, and "password" fills in your ftp password.

Figure 4: User authentication.

Step 5 Log in to the saved just now, click the "File" menu in the upper left corner, select the "Open" command in its drop-down options, and pop up the session dialog box, there is an option in the lower left corner "Show this dialog box at startup", this option means: every time you open xshell, this dialog box will pop up directly, check it according to your needs, and then find the server you want to log in, and click "Connect".

Figure 5: Connect to the server.

After the connection, the [root@** style in the following interface appears, it proves that the connection is successful.

Figure 6: The server connection is successful.

When we usually operate a remote Linux server, we often need to search for xshell tools to connect, so how to do it? Let me show you how to do it.

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01 First of all, we open the xshell tool and click the open option at the top, as shown in the source of the figure below.

02 Next, a session interface will pop up, and we will click the New button, as shown in the figure below.

03 Then we use the ifconfig command in the Linux system to check the address information of the system, as shown in the figure below.

04 Next, in the new session interface, we enter the Linux address, port, and protocol information, as shown in the figure below.

05 After clicking OK, the connection information we added will be automatically loaded into the session list, we select the new session just now, and then click the connection button, as shown in the figure below.

06 Next, a prompt will pop up whether to accept the key, we click the accept and save button, as shown in the figure below.

07 Then there will be an interface for us to enter, this is a Linux system, and the default is root, as shown in the figure below.

09 Finally, after logging in to the system, we can use the ll command to check the contents of the current folder to see if it has actually entered the remote Linux system, as shown in the figure below.

1. Fill in the login username, fill in the password in the SSH user authentication window that pops up, and click OK. Fill in the password for authentication and then successfully connect to the Linux system, as shown in the figure, you can enter the command at the cursor. Successfully connect to the Linux system and finally restart the session so that the screen can display more content.

2. Xshell connects to Linux services, the tool used: xshell, the steps are as follows: open xshell, click New.

Enter the name, port number, then click User Authentication, enter the username and password and click OK. Select the connection that has been established and click to log in to the Linux server.

3. Step 1: Log in to the Linux server. Open xshell, create a session, enter the host name and IP address, and log in to the Linux server.

Step 2: Check whether LRZSZ is installed.

4. Step 1: Open the xshell software. Double-click the xshell software shortcut icon on the desktop to open the software, and the main interface of the software is shown in the figure below. Figure 1: Step 2 of the xshell software command is executed.

1. Install and launch your xshell, and you can operate it. You first need to open your xshell software.

2. After entering the software, all you need to do is connect a new connection. You need to find the content shown in the image below and click to enter.

3. The IP must be filled in correctly, and if your server port has not been modified, then the default port is used, if it has been modified, then you need to fill in the modified port number to connect.

4. Next, you can connect, enter the interface shown in the figure below, and click Connect to connect to the server.

As a terminal emulator software, Xshell can control the computer remotely, and can also use the ** service to connect to the server. In this episode, we will explain how to log in to the server through Xagent.

How to use xagent in xshell settings:

1.Opens the Session Properties dialog box.

2.Select [Connection: SSH] in [Category].

Figure 1: Xagent Setup.

3.Select [Xagent with password (SSH**)].

4.Click OK.

How do I log in to the SSH server using Xagent:

1.Set it up in xshell to enable xagent.

2.If xagent is not running, run xagent.

3.Log in to the SSH server.

In this case, the SSH server needs to support public key user authentication and register the public key with the user key to be used on the server. If you don't know how to use it, you can refer to: How to use xshell public key user authentication.

4.The User Key Password dialog box appears. Enter the password for the selected user key.

Exegesis. Connection: The procedure in item 2 can be omitted when you select [Auto-start Xagent] under SSH settings. The User Key Password dialog box appears when the selected key is in the close state.

How to use xshell to connect to a Linux server, and how to use xshell to connect to a centos system.

Open the xshell tool and click on the apprecies"+"icon, a dialog box will pop up, we enter the name, host, and click"OK"。

After clicking the OK button in the above figure, you can see the dialog box as shown in the figure below, you can see the solr-server connection we just added, we select it, and then click it"Connections"。

We will see that let's enter the username first, in order to avoid entering the username every time we connect in the future, we tick the checkbox to remember the username, click OK and the Enter Password dialog box will pop up, we enter the password and check the checkbox to remember the password, and then click"OK"。Connected to the virtual machine, as shown in the figure below.

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Then select the installation agreement and agree to the next step

If you need to modify the installation path, you can customize the click Browse to modify the installation path

Select whether to create a shortcut to, and pay attention to selecting the Chinese language pack

Click Proceed and install to enter the installation process. Wait a few moments for it to be installed

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After installing the software, click on the menu bar of the xshell remote management tool, and create a new dialog box as shown below

Find the connection and enter it, the IP address or hostname of the remote Linux server is also OK

In the terminal project, the encoding is set to select, and the UTF8 international code avoids managing Chinese display garbled codes

Then you will see whether to save the session settings, click Accept, and enter your username and password

Note: If you want to keep the session suggestion settings, check Remember username and remember password, and click directly next time to connect

If the username and password are set correctly, you will be able to connect to the Linux server, as shown below

Before using the remote connection tool, you need to open the Linux SSH service, and the default port is 22, which can be customized.

Open the xshell tool and click on the apprecies"+"icon, a dialog box will pop up, we enter the name, host, and click"OK"。

After clicking the OK button in the above figure, you can see the dialog box as shown in the figure below, you can see the solr-server connection we just added, we select it, and then click it"Connections"。

We will see that let's enter the username first, in order to avoid entering the username every time we connect in the future, we tick the checkbox to remember the username, click OK and the Enter Password dialog box will pop up, we enter the password and check the checkbox to remember the password, and then click"OK"。Connected to the virtual machine, as shown in the figure below.

In Linux, remote desktops basically use third-party software, such as xmanager.

Remote command-line operation: xshell

Remote file transfer: winscp