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If you are accessing it from the same network, you need to be connected in the private network. Else, the server should have a static IP.

Command to access the server is

ssh user@server-IP -p 22

ssh user@server-IP -p 22 

Here user should be replaced with actual username & server-IP with actual server IP. If you have SSH configured on some other port, replace 22 with the actual SSH port.

If you are accessing it from the same network, you need to be connected in the private network. Else, the server should have a static IP.

Command to access the server is

ssh user@server-IP -p 22

Here user should be replaced with actual username & server-IP with actual server IP. If you have SSH configured on some other port, replace 22 with the actual SSH port.

If you are accessing it from the same network, you need to be connected in the private network. Else, the server should have a static IP.

Command to access the server is

ssh user@server-IP -p 22 

Here user should be replaced with actual username & server-IP with actual server IP. If you have SSH configured on some other port, replace 22 with the actual SSH port.

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If you are accessing it from the same network, you need to be connected in the private network. Else, the server should have a static IP.

Command to access the server is

ssh user@server-IP -p 22

Here user should be replaced with actual username & server-IP with actual server IP. If you have SSH configured on some other port, replace 22 with the actual SSH port.