4.3. Connecting to Virtual Machines¶
Virtuozzo Cloud provides cloud images from OS vendors. By default, all cloud images have password login disabled in favor of key login.
4.3.1. Connecting to Virtual Machine via the VNC Console¶
Select a VM, and then click Console on its right pane. The console will open in a separate browser window. In the console, you can send a key combination to a VM, take a screenshot of the console window, and download the console log (refer to Troubleshooting Virtual Machines).
4.3.2. Connecting to Virtual Machine via SSH¶
Specify the username and VM IP address in the SSH terminal:
# ssh <username>@<VM_IP_address>
Linux cloud images have the default login, depending on the operating system, for example, centos or ubuntu. To connect to a Windows VM, enter the username that you specified during Cloudbase-Init installation.
If you have deployed a VM without specifying an SSH key, you also need to enter a password to log in to the VM.
4.3.3. Images and Cloud Usernames¶
Here is a list of images and cloud usernames:
Name |
Cloud username |
---|---|
AlmaLinux-9 |
almalinux |
AlmaLinux-8 |
almalinux |
CentOS-9 |
centos |
CentOS-8 |
centos |
CentOS-7 |
centos |
CentOS-6 |
centos |
cirros |
cirros |
Debian-10 |
debian |
Debian-9 |
debian |
RockyLinux-9 |
rockylinux |
RockyLinux-8 |
rockylinux |
Ubuntu-22.04 |
ubuntu |
Ubuntu-20.04 |
ubuntu |
Ubuntu-18.04 |
ubuntu |
Ubuntu-16.04 |
ubuntu |
Windows Server 2022 |
Administrator |
Windows Server 2019 |
Administrator |
Note
Windows images do not have the SSH daemon installed. Set the administrator password on the first launch of the virtual machine.