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Can I connect to my server over SSH using a console? - cagross - 06-26-2017 Hello. I am poised to edit a website that is housed on a web server using Sentora. Is it possible to access the server via a console, using SSH? If so, how would I do that? The console application I would use is Git Bash for Windows (Win 10, x64). I have already tried connecting via SSH using a few different usernames and ports (21, 22, and 8083), but was met with an error each time ("Connection refused" and "Connection closed by remote host"). I have already successfully connected to the server via FTP (using a third party FTP client), but doing so via a console has its advantages. Thanks in advance. RE: Can I connect to my server over SSH using a console? - Me.B - 06-28-2017 The ftp user don't allow ssh access only root user or admin have that right. M B RE: Can I connect to my server over SSH using a console? - cagross - 06-28-2017 (06-28-2017, 07:50 PM)Me.B Wrote: The ftp user don't allow ssh access only root user or admin have that right. Right O, thanks for that. For the future, am I correct to assume that credentials with FTP access will not grant SSH access--that only SFTP credentials have the possibility of granting SSH access? |