Product Introduction

Overview

Strengths

Scenarios

Differences between SaaS BH Standard Edition and Pro Edition

Purchase Guide

Billing Overview

Purchase Method

Upgrade Subscription Plan

Upgrade Bandwidth

Upgrade Extension Pack

Renewal

Payment Overdue

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Getting Started

First Login of Admin

Admin Manual

First Login of Ops Engineer

Ops Engineer Manual

Operation Guide

Admin Guide

Operations Guide

Practical Tutorial

Blocking High-risk Commands

File Transfer Control

Tracing Security Incidents

Cross-VPC Asset Management

Access Bastion Host O&M Page Via Intranet Domain

Troubleshooting

Windows Resource Login Connection Timeout

Windows Resource Login Prompting Wait Active

Linux Resource Login via Mac Prompting No Matching Host Key Type Found

Windows Resource is Inaccessible for Mac Users

iTerm Client Displaying Unrecognizable Characters to Mac Users During Ops

Unable to Invoke Local XShell or SecureCRT

Ops Members Cannot Receive SMS Verification Code

Ops Members Cannot Load the Account When Logging in to Resources

Linux Resource Login Prompting Host Unreachable

Linux Resource Login Failure Prompting Password Error

FAQs

Usage

Consultation

BH Policy

Data Processing And Security Agreement

Command Line Ops

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Last updated: 2025-04-18 11:11:07

Overview
Users directly connect to the BH via the command line to select and access hosts for operations.
Below, macOS Terminal is used as an example to demonstrate how to connect directly to the BH via an SSH client to access hosts. For other clients, see the following method.
Prerequisites
Contact Us to enable the command-line Ops feature.
The administrator has granted Ops personnel access permissions to Linux hosts.
The Ops personnel have completed account activation.
Use the following information to log in to the BH:
IP address: For the public IP address of the BH, contact the administrator to obtain it on the Service Activation page.
Port: 8321.
User: The Ops username maintained by the BH.
Password: The login password set during the activation process of the Ops user.
Directions
1. Open the Terminal tool.
2. Enter the command ssh -p 8321 Ops user@``BHIP `command to connect to the BH, then enter ①the Ops user password and ②the verification code (either an SMS code or OTP) to complete the login.
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3. After a successful login, the list of authorized assets is displayed. Press ↑/k to move up the list and ↓/j to move down. If there are many assets, they will be displayed across multiple pages. You can navigate downward to locate the desired Ops asset information.
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4. Press / to enter the asset search mode in the asset list. Set the search criteria in section ① and press enter to execute the search. Press esc to exit the search mode.
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5. After locating the asset, press enter to proceed to the account selection step. The interface will display all asset accounts authorized to the user. Use the up (↑/k) and down (↓/j) keys to navigate through the accounts. Once the desired account is selected, press enter to log in.
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Note
If no accounts have been authorized to the Ops user for the host, and the Allow manual entry of asset account option in the access permissions is enabled, you can manually enter the account to log in.
6. Upon successful login, you can proceed with Ops operations.
7. After completing the Ops operations, exit the host to return to the host list.
Method 1: Enter exit in the command line. When the prompt appears, press any key + ESC or any key + q to return.
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Method 2: Press ctrl + d. When the prompt appears, press any key + ESC or any key + q to return.
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8. In the host list, press q or ctrl + c to exit the BH.
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