Access your Linux VM’s hosted on Oracle Cloud Environment with an SSH connection

Access your Linux VM’s hosted on Oracle Cloud Environment with an SSH connection

Get the most of your Oracle Cloud environment by accessing your Linux VM’s With z/Scope Anywhere using an SSH connection.
On the previous Oracle Cloud tutorial, we’ve shown you how to access Windows instances using Thinfinity Remote Desktop Server. Today, we will teach you how to access your Linux instances to manage databases or applications from the console using z/Scope Anywhere.
z/Scope Anywhere and Thinfinity Remote Desktop Server can be installed on the same Central Server allowing you to manage your whole cloud deployment from a single place.
The present guide will assume that you need to create the VM. In case you already have one, just skip these first steps.
Hot to create a VM from the Oracle Cloud Console
Open the Oracle Cloud Console, and click on “Create a VM instance’.
How to create a Linux VM on Oracle cloud for SSH connections with z/Anywhere
For this example, we are going to use Oracle Linux 7.7:
How to create a Linux VM on Oracle cloud for SSH connections with z/Anywhere
Click on ‘Show Shape, Network and Storage Options”, and select, “Assign a public IP address”.
How to create a Linux VM on Oracle cloud for SSH connections with z/Anywhere
5) Upload your SSH key file ( .pub ) or paste your SSH Keys:
How to create a Linux VM on Oracle cloud for SSH connections with z/Anywhere

NOTE:

    • If you don’t have an SSH key, please take a look at the following article:

https://docs.cloud.oracle.com/iaas/Content/Compute/Tasks/managingkeypairs.htm

6) Wait a couple of minutes until the VM is created:
How to create a Linux VM on Oracle cloud for SSH connections with z/Anywhere
Now that the VM has been successfully created, let’s create the connection on z/Scope Anywhere.
7) Open the z/Anywhere manager and click on “Connections” -> “New”.
How to create a Linux VM on Oracle cloud for SSH connections with z/Anywhere
How to create a Linux VM on Oracle cloud for SSH connections with z/Anywhere
8) Click on Next.
How to create a Linux VM on Oracle cloud for SSH connections with z/Anywhere
9) Select “SSH” and “Next”:
How to create a Linux VM on Oracle cloud for SSH connections with z/Anywhere
10 ) Click on “Next”.
How to create a Linux VM on Oracle cloud for SSH connections with z/Anywhere
11) Type in the Public IP address for the Linux VM, and click the “SSH” checkbox:
How to create a Linux VM on Oracle cloud for SSH connections with z/Anywhere
12) In the Username field type “OPC” ( which is the default user created by Oracle), and then search for your SSH Private Key:
How to create a Linux VM on Oracle cloud for SSH connections with z/Anywhere
13) Give your connection a name and click on “Finish”:
How to create a Linux VM on Oracle cloud for SSH connections with z/Anywhere
14) Navigate to the z/Anywhere index page, and you should see your connection listed there:
How to create a Linux VM on Oracle cloud for SSH connections with z/Anywhere
Click on it, and the connection should be established:
How to create a Linux VM on Oracle cloud for SSH connections with z/Anywhere
Have any questions? Contact us at [email protected] or leave a message on this same post.

z/Scope Terminal Emulator Software

There are different terminal emulation solutions for you in the z/Scope’s product family:

  • 3270 client
  • 5250 client
  • SSH & VT client
  • All-in-one software with Windows Client
  • All-in-one Windows Server, with a browser client

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