Posted on 20 February 2010. Tags: MAC, ssh
- With a terminal window open, type this command:
ssh -l (username) panix1.panix.com
(Use your actual Panix login instead of “(username)”, of course.)This will take you to panix1, and give you a password prompt right away. Just enter your usual Panix password, and you’re in business.
NOTE: You can go to panix2, panix3, or panix5 just by replacing “panix1″ with the one you want.
http://www.panix.com/help/sw.macosx-ssh.html
Posted in Linux, MAC
Posted on 18 July 2008. Tags: shell, ssh
First of all, when you mouse over to the ssh terminal icon, what message appear under the “Help & Support” section in the navigation pane?
If it shows “..is not installed” then you have to install by going “Server->Updater-><your plesk version>”, then check on “SSHTerm – SSH Terminal java applet” and then click on the “Install” button to install it.
If it shows “In order to use the terminal client, you should allow shell access for this domain” then you have to allow it by going “<your domain>->Setup”, then find “Shell access to server with FTP user’s credentials” and then change its value of “Forbidden” to other type of shells.
Posted in Plesk