PowerProtect Data Manager 19.11 Azure Deployment Guide

Using SSH

You can use SSH to access the PowerProtect Data Manager virtual appliance on Azure.

PowerProtect Data Manager on Azure supports two methods of SSH access. You can use password-based SSH, or you can use the private key from the key pair assigned to the instance when PowerProtect Data Manager was deployed.

For example:

ssh -i data_manager_private_key username@10.2.1.5

In this example, username is the administrator username that was specified when PowerProtect Data Manager was deployed.

For more information, see Detailed Steps: Create and Manage SSH Keys for Authentication to a Linux VM in Azure.