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Access with SSH

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Step1) Once you create your GPU instance, you can manage access in the access dashboard.

Step2) All necessary details will be provided in the instance component; you can view the IP address, ports, password, etc.

Step3) You can directly access GPU using shell with the below command.

ssh -p <SSH PORT> user@<GPU IP>

Example access for my server HHQR2

ssh -p 20001 user@147.185.40.147

Step3) Choose any SSH client, such as PuTTY, Terminus, OpenSSH, Bitvise, MobaXterm, or SecureCRT.

Step4) For this guide, we'll use Terminus. Enter the IP address, check the SSH port number and password in your dashboard, and enter them in Terminus. Then click on "Connect."

Step5) Click on Add and Continue

Step6) You are logged in to your GPU!