====== SSH access ======

The SSH network protocol enable access to a remote command line to a server in a secure way. Calaos server does allow this kind of access. You need to activate it in the web page, in the configuration dialog. SSH access is disable by default for security reason.

===== Console =====

Once activated, you can now connect to the remote command line. To do so you need a terminal (on Linux and Mac OS X) or a specific application on Windows.

==== Windows ====

You will need the following application [[http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/x86/putty.exe|Putty]] under Windows to access a SSH session.

Download the application, then run it. You should see Putty connection window. Then you just need to fill the blank for the //Host Name// with the Calaos server IP address, then just click on //Open//.

{{ :putty.jpg |Putty}}

Once connected, you will need to identify yourself with the following parameter :

  * login: root
  * password: rootme

==== Mac OS and Linux ====

You just need to open a terminal and run the following command line to connect the server (You should ofcourse replace the ip address to match your Calaos installation):

  ssh root@192.168.1.100

When asked type the password: rootme

===== Filesystem =====

Thanks to SSH, you can also have a remote access to the filesystem to browse and modify files on your Calaos server.

==== Windows ====

You will need to use the application [[http://winscp.net/|WinSCP]] under Windows.

After downloading and running the application, you will need to enter the following parameters:
  * Host name: IP address of your Calaos server
  * User name
  * Password
  * Protocole: SCP

{{ :winscp.jpg |WinSCP}}

==== Mac OS ====

You can use the following application [[http://static.msi.umn.edu/user_support/ssh/fugu_osx.html|Fugu SCP]]  or [[http://cyberduck.ch/|Cyberduck]] to remotely access the filesystem.