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During the configuration of your instance you should have created a security group allowing at the minimum SSH access to the instance. If this has been done correctly, you can, for example, use SSH from the command-line or from a tool such as PuTTY to access the command-line of the user sshuser on (for Charon-SSP prepackaged marketplace images) or your custom user (for RPM installations) on the Charon-SSP instance.
If you select your instance in the instance list and then click on Connect, you will see the instructions for connecting via SSH.
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- the name of the private key that must be used to connect to the instance, and
- the public DNS name of the instance, and
- a sample user name that must be adapted to the actual user name to be used for your instance.
Please note: the file permissions of the private key file must be set such that the file is only readable by the user (e.g., # chmod 400 <private-key-file>).
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