THE VIRTUAL SERVER HANDBOOK

3.

Choose Telnet as the Protocol.

4.

In the Hostname or IP textbox, enter your domain name, your temporary

domain name, or IP address.

5.

In the Port textbox, enter 23.

6.

To save the session, click OK.

To begin a session

From the Session List in the Connect dialog box, double click on the name

of session.

Connecting to the Virtual Server using SSH (Secure

Shell)

SSH (Secure Shell) is a secure Telnet program you use to log onto a remote

computer (your Virtual Server). SSH provides secure encrypted

communications between your Virtual Server and your local computer.

Connecting to your Virtual Server using an SSH client is made simple with

F Secure SSH  (

http://www.datafellows.com

 /). F Secure SSH is included

in the F Secure Desktop written by Data Fellows. F Secure SSH uses port

22 on your Virtual Server.

Note:  Telnet does not encrypt data sent between your local computer

and your Virtual Server.  However, all of the commands you use with a

Telnet client you can use with a SSH client.

FTP

Use FTP (File Transfer Protocol) to transfer files between your Virtual

Server and your local computer. Like Telnet, there are many FTP programs

available. Windows 95 ships with a command line FTP program.

To run the command line FTP program

1.

From your Windows 95 taskbar, click Start.

2.

Click Run.

3.

Enter ftp yourdomain.com (where yourdomain.com is replaced with

your actual domain name).

Example of command line FTP

1.

From your Windows 95 taskbar, click Start.

2.

Click Run.

3.

Enter the following:

ftp (insert domain name)

cd /www/htdocs

ascii

lcd c:\upload

put index.html

bin

put logo.gif

quit

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