PuTTY
This section describes how to use PuTTY, a virtual terminal application available on Windows, for connecting to ABCI Interactive Node. To use OpenSSH or other command-line based clients, you can find an instruction at Connecting to Interactive Node.
In order to login to the interactive node, the following procedure is necessary.
- Set up an SSH tunnel configuration with PuTTY
- Login to the access server to create an SSH tunnel
- Login to the interactive node from another terminal via the SSH tunnel
SSH tunnel with PuTTY
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Launch PuTTY, and set up an SSH tunnel configuration
click [Connection] - [SSH] - [Tunnels] and enter following information.
item value sample image local port e.g., 11022 remote host and port es.abci.local:22 or es:22 (e.g., es.abci.local:22) remote port 22 -
click [Add] to add the configuration
![add ssh tunnel](login_putty_03.png)
Login to access server with PuTTY
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Click [Connection] - [SSH] - [Auth], and specify a private key file.
item value sample image private key file for authentication path of your private key file -
Open a session to access server with PuTTY
Click [Session], enter following information
item value sample image hostname as.abci.ai Click [Open] and enter your ABCI account and passphrase. Successfully logged in, the following screen displayed.
![login as success](login_putty_07.png)
Warning
Be aware! The SSH session will be disconnected if you press any key.
Login to interactive node with PuTTY
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Specify a private key file
Launch a new PuTTY screen, and enter your authentication information same as access server.
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Open session to interactive node with PuTTY
Click [Session], enter following information to login an interactive server.
item vlue sample image host name localhost port port number which use SSH tunnel (e.g., 11022) Click [Open] and enter your ABCI account and passphrase. Successfully logged in, the following screen displayed.
![login es success](login_putty_09.png)