Terminal
The terminal module provides a Web-based SSH terminal, allowing you to connect to servers and execute commands directly in the browser.
Terminal Page
Create Host
Click the Create Host button to add an SSH connection:
Configuration Items
- Name: Connection name for identification
- Host: Server IP address or domain name
- Port: SSH port, default 22
- Authentication Method: Password or key
- Username: SSH username
- Password/Key: Authentication credentials
- Remarks: Optional remarks
Authentication Methods
| Method | Description |
|---|---|
| Password | Authenticate using username and password |
| Key | Authenticate using SSH private key |
Recommendation
Production environments are recommended to use key authentication for better security.
Connect to Server
- Select the host to connect to in the left host list
- Click the host name to open the terminal
- Start executing commands
Terminal Features
Multiple Tabs
Supports opening multiple terminal tabs simultaneously for easy switching between sessions.
Copy and Paste
- Copy: Automatically copies when text is selected, or use
Ctrl+Shift+C - Paste: Right-click to paste, or use
Ctrl+Shift+V
Fullscreen Mode
Click the fullscreen button to enter fullscreen mode for more terminal space.
Font Settings
You can adjust the terminal font size and font type.
Local Terminal
By default, a local server terminal connection is displayed, allowing direct connection to the current server.
Remote Hosts
You can add multiple remote hosts for convenient management of multiple servers:
- Click Create Host
- Fill in remote server information
- After saving, select to connect from the list
Security Recommendations
- Use strong passwords or key authentication
- Change the default SSH port
- Restrict IP addresses that can access SSH
- Regularly change passwords or keys
- Log in with a non-root user
FAQ
Connection Timeout
- Check if the server IP and port are correct
- Check if the firewall allows SSH connections
- Check if the SSH service is running normally
Authentication Failed
- Check if the username and password are correct
- Check if the key format is correct
- Check if the user has SSH login permissions
Chinese Character Garbled
- Check the server's locale settings
- Ensure the server encoding is UTF-8