Open and operate a Linux server through SSH with less friction
This guide covers access details, SSH login, base package checks, file upload, and launch flow in a way that stays practical for first-time Linux operators.
1. Review SSH access details in the panel
Check the IP, SSH port, and default account details, then connect through your preferred terminal or SSH client.
2. Verify the base environment
Packages such as Java, screen, and unzip are prepared for common workloads, and using a clean working directory structure helps later maintenance.
3. Upload files and launch cleanly
Transfer files through SFTP or scp, then run the service inside screen so the workload keeps running after your local session disconnects.
4. Use the panel and SSH together
Keep balance, power actions, and renewal flow in the panel, and keep the actual server work inside SSH where it belongs.
Who this fits best
This flow works well for users who want Ubuntu- or Debian-based cloud and prefer SSH, file transfer, and direct service control.
Operator tip
Lock in your file structure and backup routine first. Version changes and mod growth become far easier after that.