The console displays your server's screen directly in your browser and forwards keyboard and mouse input to the server—as if you were sitting right in front of it. This lets you access your server even when SSH or RDP isn't working yet, for example during boot, if the network is misconfigured, or while installing from an ISO.
VPS: Console (Remote access without SSH/RDP)
Access your server directly in your browser through the console, even if SSH/RDP or the network isn’t working. Learn more.
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Use it when SSH or RDP isn't working yet, such as during boot, if the network is misconfigured, or while installing from an ISO.
No. You don't need a separate VNC client, a tunnel, or any additional software—just click 'Connect' in the Console tab.
Yes. On a Windows server, send the Ctrl+Alt+Delete keyboard shortcut using the console button, then sign in with your username and password.
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