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Jump Server, also known as a jump server, is a type of server that serves as a relay in a network. It can help users transition from one network environment to another, enabling remote access and management of target servers or devices. Springboard machines usually have high security performance, which can effectively prevent external attacks and ensure the security of network data The main functions and application scenarios of the springboard machine include: Remote access: Through the springboard machine, users can remotely access the target server or device for configuration and management, without directly exposing the IP address and port of the target server Network security: The springboard machine can be used as part of the network security strategy to monitor and filter traffic, preventing malicious attacks and network threats Load balancing: The springboard machine can achieve traffic distribution and load balancing, improving server availability and performance Flexibility: The springboard machine can flexibly configure and manage network devices and applications according to user needs Easy management: The springboard machine usually provides a unified management interface, making it convenient for users to remotely manage and monitor The springboard machine is usually deployed in the internal network of the enterprise, and can also be deployed in the cloud environment. Common springboard software includes SSH, Telnet, VPN, etc. When using the springboard machine, it is necessary to pay attention to complying with relevant security regulations and operating procedures to ensure the security and stability of the network environment.

The commonly used systems for computing power servers are Centos or Ubuntu, and the general login method is as follows:

Log in through SSH (Secure Shell Protocol): Enable SSH services on the server, and you can use SSH clients (such as PuTTY) on local or remote computers to log in to Linux servers. When logging in, you need to enter the IP address or domain name of the server, as well as your username and password

Login through Remote Desktop: If your Linux server has a desktop environment installed (such as GNOME, KDE, etc.), you can log in to the server using Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) or VNC (Virtual Network Computing).

. In this case, you need to install the corresponding client software on the local computer and enter the server's IP address, port number, username, and password

Log in through the command line: If your Linux server does not have a desktop environment installed, or if you want to use the command line for management, you can log in directly to the server using protocols such as SSH or Telnet.

. In this case, you need to install the corresponding client software on the local computer and enter the server's IP address, username, and password Please note that for security reasons, it is recommended that you log in using SSH and authenticate with an SSH key to avoid exposing your password in public networks. Meanwhile, ensure the closure of unnecessary services and ports to reduce security risks.