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Secure FTP (SFTP) Access

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Good News!

As of antman 0.5.0, you have SFTP access to your Antsle and each antlet by default! Just use any FTP client such as the popular !

SFTP to the Antsle

Just use the credentials shown in the table below. You can use FileZilla's QuickConnect function.

Field

Value

Host:

{antsle domain name or IP address}

Username:

root

Password:

{yourpassword}

Port:

22

Filezilla: When the SFTP protocol is chosen the port will default to 22 unless a different port number is entered. See example below.

SFTP to a specific antlet

To access antlet with IP address 10.1.1.12, use these credentials:

Field

Example antlet 10.1.1.12

antlet 10.1.1.{num}

Host:

sftp://myantsle.local

sftp://myantsle.local

Username:

root

root

Password:

{yourpassword}

{yourpassword}

Port:

22012

22000 + {num}

Enjoy!

Note: if you , the following method will not work. You can SFTP directly to the IP address configured on the bridged interface.

configured a bridged virtual NIC
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