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On Unix operating systems, root is the conventional name for the user who has full permissions on the system. Such a user is equivalent to an ennobled user, with superior functions and privileged access.
Connecting to your machine as root is equivalent to being the administrator of a Windows machine.
You can use this user to stop or restart a service or the entire server.
You can also view your logs in the event of a BUG on your server.
2. If these elements are verified, you can now open a terminal.
Depending on the operating system you have, the terminal is launched in different ways.
On Mac or Linux, all you have to do is open a command terminal (this program is built into these systems) and then enter the command
ssh root@YourIP address
On Windows, you need to download an SSH client such as Putty.
Once downloaded, launch the programme by clicking on this icon on your computer.
You can then enter the IP address of your server in the " Host Name (or IP address)" field. There is no need to enter the port, as Putty naturally tries to connect to the default port, i.e. port 22.
When you have entered the IP address, click on the"Open" button.
3. This is what you get when you attempt an SSH connection
You are asked for the password that was sent to you by e-mail.
Please note that when you enter the password, NO characters are visible.
However, you can copy and paste the password by performing a standard copy operation(CTRL + C) and then right-clicking with your mouse.
Then click on the"Enter" key
You will then see this window
5. You are now connected to your VPS server as root.
You are now able to connect to your VPS dedicated server using SSH software such as Putty. Warning: using certain commands may cause your VPS dedicated server to be blocked. If this happens to you, you will be forced to ask for paid facilities management.
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