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| Once you have installed PuTTY then to SSH in first run it. | Once you have installed PuTTY then to SSH in first run it. | ||
| - | Once it runs enter your Hostname/ip address in the first field. For example user123@shell.ircnow.org | + | Once it runs enter your Hostname/ip address in the first field. |
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| + | For example Hostname/ip: user123@shell.ircnow.org | ||
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| Everything else is already set. Click "Open" button after that and enter your password when it prompts. | Everything else is already set. Click "Open" button after that and enter your password when it prompts. | ||
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| + | you are all set! | ||
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| + | If you are on windows 10 you can do it without puTTY. All you need is Command Prompt. | ||
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| + | After Running Command Prompt enter **ssh yourUsername** for example in my case ssh user123@shell.ircnow.org | ||
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| + | {{:shelloncmd.png?direct&400|}} | ||
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| + | next enter your password and you are all set | ||
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