Logging in
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Change your password immediately after logging in. Use the passwd command to change your password.
On Linux systems with openSSH this is the command:
ssh -l <login name> ssh.shellium.org
Also you can use this command:
ssh <login>@ssh.shellium.org
If the username on your current system is the same as the system you are trying to log on to:
ssh ssh.shellium.org
If you don't want to type in your password every time you log in, use SSH keys. If you're using Windows, PuTTY is a popular and useful SSH client / terminal emulator which will work well to connect to your new Shellium account. If you get stuck with it, check the PuTTY documentation, but it's pretty easy to use.
