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Answer
by Stuart Pierce, Knowledge Base Support
Secure
Shell is a program that provides a secure way to log into another
computer over a network, to execute commands in a remote machine, and
to move files from one machine to another.
The
SSH feature is primarily for advanced users with a working knowledge of
UNIX. You will also need an SSH client like Putty or SecureCRT, in
order to generate your private and public keys.
Here’s
how the Control Panel to add the public key for your SSH access:
- Start
by logging into the Aplus.Net Control Panel at http://cp.aplus.net
using your Registration Number and Customer Password.
- Select
Web Hosting from the top navigation bar.
- Next,
select Hosted Domains and click on Manage
Hosted Domains.
- Now,
select the hosted domain that you’d like to manage.
- Click
the Secure Shell icon.
- To
start using your SSH, you will first need to
generate a public key using a SSH software client like Secure
CRT or Putty.
Once
you’ve done that, you can proceed to Step 7.
Important:
Your public key needs to be generated for SSH2 and
RSA Authentication.
It
needs to be 1024 bits long.
- Open
your public key with a text editor like Notepad
or Simple Text.
Make
sure Word Wrap is turned off.
- Edit
the file so the entire key fits on one long continuous line.
- Copy
your key into the field in the Add a public key…
dialogue and click the Add Key button.
If
your key is formatted correctly, you will receive a confirmation
message and the SSH server will come online.
If
your key is not formatted correctly, you will be notified; you will
then have to re-create your public and private keys to have them
conform to the server’s template.
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