We thought it would be a good idea to give you some default SSH commands and usernames to make connecting easier.
If you are having difficulty, check out our connecting to linux via SSH article for more information.
| Operating system |
Username |
Example SSH Command |
| Ubuntu |
ubuntu |
ssh -i ".ssh/your-key.pem" \
ubuntu@your-address.ronin.cloud
|
| Suse |
ec2-user |
ssh -i ".ssh/your-key.pem" \
ec2-user@your-address.ronin.cloud
|
| Redhat |
ec2-user |
ssh -i ".ssh/your-key.pem" \
ec2-user@your-address.ronin.cloud
|
| CentOS |
centos |
ssh -i ".ssh/your-key.pem" \
centos@your-address.ronin.cloud
|
| RStudio |
ubuntu |
ssh -i ".ssh/your-key.pem" \
ubuntu@your-address.ronin.cloud
|
| Alces |
alces |
ssh -i ".ssh/your-key.pem" \
alces@your-address.ronin.cloud
|
| Cuda 9 / 8 |
ubuntu |
ssh -i ".ssh/your-key.pem" \
ubuntu@your-address.ronin.cloud
|
| NCBI Blast |
ubuntu |
ssh -i ".ssh/your-key.pem" \
ubuntu@your-address.ronin.cloud
|
| Docker |
ubuntu |
ssh -i ".ssh/your-key.pem" \
ubuntu@your-address.ronin.cloud
|
| Windows |
Administrator |
ssh -i ".ssh/your-key.pem" \
Administrator@your-address.ronin.cloud
|