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Aqua Data Studio includes a SSH Environment - an interactive Unix-like command line interface. SSH is used for remote login and secure communications with remote servers over unsecured networks. The SSH interface is integrated in the IDE and utilizes all Aqua Data Studio GUI capabilities such as a tabbed window interface, customized tabs, search functions, keyboard mapping, docking framework and Shortcut Toolbar shortcuts. Advanced Server Properties also allow the use of Private Key Authentication.
Registering a SSH Server
This is very similar to how database servers are registered. Once you have installed Aqua Data Studio you will need to register your servers before you get started. There are two methods of registering ssh servers, both of which launch the Register SSH Server dialog
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It is possible to register servers by using a configuration copied from another user. The servers from a copied configuration will populate the Servers Browser, but passwords will have to be entered within the properties of each one. Passwords do not copy when configurations are duplicated. See the "Configuration & Connection Files" section for more information on sharing and portability of Aqua Data Studio configurations.
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- Create a new Server Group in the Server Node
- Right Click on the Server Group - A Popup Menu Appears. Click on the Item which displays Register SSH Server
- Specify a name. Enter Authentication details, Host and Port.
- Set Advanced Properties in the Advanced Tab for backspace key, character encoding, login macro settings and Private Key Authentication,
- Once the Server is successfully registered, it appears in the Server Group Node. You can now Open the Server.
- After successfully registering a server, you can also view hardware details and other system statistics by browsing it with the SSH Browser. The right click "Connect" menu option allows using the SSH Browser.
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