resources:fu-linux-server
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| resources:fu-linux-server [2024/06/20 13:53] – external edit 127.0.0.1 | resources:fu-linux-server [2025/05/27 10:10] (current) – updated ZEDAT/FUB-IT Putty link, updated Zedat Shell link (old zedat website) bjohannsen | ||
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| ==== PuTTY (all versions of Windows) ==== | ==== PuTTY (all versions of Windows) ==== | ||
| - | If you are using **Windows 7 or older** or if the above method does not work, you can download a free terminal emulator called PuTTY from the ZEDAT website | + | If you are using **Windows 7 or older** or if the above method does not work, you can download a free terminal emulator called PuTTY as described by the FUB-IT |
| Open PuTTY. The first time you open it, Windows may ask you if you really want to execute it, as it is from an unverified source. If you downloaded it from the above link, you can safely execute it. | Open PuTTY. The first time you open it, Windows may ask you if you really want to execute it, as it is from an unverified source. If you downloaded it from the above link, you can safely execute it. | ||
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| ===== Browser ===== | ===== Browser ===== | ||
| - | Regardless of your operating system, you can also sign in via your web browser. Go to [[https:// | + | Regardless of your operating system, you can also sign in via your web browser. Go to [[https:// |
| You will get an empty page with the prompt | You will get an empty page with the prompt | ||
resources/fu-linux-server.txt · Last modified: 2025/05/27 10:10 by bjohannsen