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If you created a key pair on the first step, you will need to know where it is. | If you created a key pair on the first step, you will need to know where it is. | ||
=== | ===If connecting from a Linux machine:=== | ||
{{Command| ssh -i /path/where/your/key/is/my_key.key username@<public IP of your server>}} | {{Command| ssh -i /path/where/your/key/is/my_key.key username@<public IP of your server>}} | ||
Most common Linux distributions have standardized on the name of the distro as the username. To connect to the provided CentOS images, you would use: | Most common Linux distributions have standardized on the name of the distro as the username. To connect to the provided CentOS images, you would use: | ||
{{Command|ssh -i /path/where/your/key/is/my_key.key centos@<public IP of your server>}} | {{Command|ssh -i /path/where/your/key/is/my_key.key centos@<public IP of your server>}} | ||
where <code><public IP of your server></code> is the public IP you set in the previous step ([[Cloud Quick Start#Public IP (Assign a public IP)]]). The username for Ubuntu instances is | where <code><public IP of your server></code> is the public IP you set in the previous step ([[Cloud Quick Start#Public IP (Assign a public IP)]]). The username for Ubuntu instances is “ubuntu” and Debian instances have the “debian” username. By default the preconfigured cloud username will have full sudo privileges. The root account is normally disabled. | ||
You are now connected to your instance. | You are now connected to your instance. | ||