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**SSH** stands for Secure Shell, and refers to a protocol that allows to remotely control and administrate a machine using the command line interface (CLI). It is available by default in any terminal on GNU/Linux and macOS. On Windows, you may want to use [MobaXterm](https://mobaxterm.mobatek.net/download-home-edition.html) (after launching it, click on Session then SSH).
## What address to use to connect to your server ?
## What address to use to connect to your server?
If you are **installing at home** (e.g. on a Raspberry Pi or OLinuXino or old computer):
- you should be able to connect to your server using `yunohost.local`.
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ssh admin@yunohost.local
```
If you changed the SSH port, you need to add `-p <portnumber>` to the command, e.g. :
If you changed the SSH port, you need to add `-p <portnumber>` to the command, e.g.:
```bash
ssh -p 2244 admin@your.domain.tld

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## Se connecter
Une commande SSH ressemble typiquement à:
Une commande SSH ressemble typiquement à :
```bash
# avant la postinstall:
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ssh admin@11.22.33.44
```
Ou bien en utilisant le nom de domaine plutôt que l'IP (plus pratique):
Ou bien en utilisant le nom de domaine plutôt que l'IP (plus pratique) :
```bash
ssh admin@votre.domaine.tld
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ssh admin@yunohost.local
```
Si vous avez changer le port SSH, il faut rajouter l'option `-p <numerodeport>` à la commande, par ex.:
Si vous avez changer le port SSH, il faut rajouter l'option `-p <numerodeport>` à la commande, par ex. :
```bash
ssh -p 2244 admin@votre.domaine.tld