If you would like to SSH into a server through PuTTY, please perform the following steps:
1. Open the Desktop App and navigate to the respective service.
2. Click on Connect and make sure the service shows as Ready.
3. Fixed Backend Domain:
If you need to connect to a fixed backend domain, please open PuTTY and perform the following steps:
a. Hostname = username@frontend domain (shown as Hostname in the above screenshot)
b. Port = 8443
c. Navigate to Connection > Proxy and configure this section as following:
i. Proxy type = Local
ii. Proxy hostname = proxy
iii. Port = 80
iv. Telnet command, or local proxy command = banyanproxy.exe %host 8443
d. If you need a private key to login, navigate to SSH > Auth.
i. Click on Browse... to upload the pem file under Private key file for authentication.
e. Navigate back to Session and give it a name under Saved Sessions. Click on Save to save all the above configuration changes and so that you don't have to configure the next time you want to SSH into the same server.
f. Click on Open to connect to the SSH service.
4. HTTP Connect Mode:
If you need to connect to a server through HTTP Connect mode, please perform the following steps:
a. Hostname = username@IP address
b. Port = 22
c. Navigate to Connection > Proxy and configure this section as following:
i. Proxy type = Local
ii. Proxy hostname = proxy
iii. Port = 80
iv. Telnet command, or local proxy command = banyanproxy.exe -d <frontend domain name> 8443 %host %port
d. If you need a private key to login, navigate to SSH > Auth.
i. Click on Browse... to upload the pem file under Private key file for authentication.
e. Navigate back to Session and give it a name under Saved Sessions. Click on Save to save all the above configuration changes and so that you don't have to configure the next time you want to SSH into the same server.
f. Click on Open to connect to the SSH service.
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