



So you just be needing the username of that specific account type. Host is the computer identifier which you want to access. SSH example using Digital Ocean Ubuntu Server It could be an IP Address or the website domain. You will receive an email from DigitalOcean regarding login credentialsĪuthentication using Username and Password.The IP Address that I am using below will differ from your IP Address.Ĭheck in the mail send by DigitalOcean or your dashboard. Now lets logout of the server, type: exitĬlose the terminal and open new terminal and again type ssh Logging in to Digital Ocean server First Time Which in my case is 139.59.82.53 ssh 139.59.82.53Īt first time it will ask for a password which you can find in your email.Ĭopy that password, paste in the password section and change the password.Īfter you are logged in, you will see something like this Type IP Address that belongs to your server. It will ask for a password every time you want to access the server. Well, now you can easily access the server, modify it, play around with it.
