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(MultiVPS) How can I access my VPS via SSH?

Direct SSH access is currently supported for IPv6-native (either IPv6-only or dual-stack) accesses in any SSH client that natively supports IPv6.

IPv4 customers that desire to access IPv6 VPSes have three available solutions for access:

  • Natively, via our Portal (portal.cfld.uk) and over the Client Area, via VNC;
  • Natively, via SSH and over IPv4, changing the sshd_config file in order to have the SSH service listen at one of the ports allocated to your TCP port range (New, since 29-10-2024).
  • Via our remote SSH solution, C-Servers Remote, logging in to our IPv4 server and then doing remote SSH to your VPS over that session. This solution is deprecated since 29-10-2024, but will be kept working as a failover.

For further details about C-Servers Remote, please check your VPS server welcome e-mail. 

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