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→If connecting from a Linux machine:
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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)]]). Ubuntu instances | 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 are “debian”. 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. | ||