How to Log In to an SSH Account Using Termius

Termius is a popular SSH client that allows you to connect to remote servers using a modern and user-friendly interface. It is available for Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android.

If you prefer not to use PuTTY, Termius is an excellent alternative.

You can download it from:

https://termius.com/

Before You Begin

Before configuring Termius, make sure you have:

• An active SSH account.
• SSH access enabled in the mybox Panel.
• Your SSH hostname.
• Your SSH username.
• Your SSH password.

You can find your SSH connection details in:

Advanced → Secure Shell (SSH)

within the mybox Panel.

Step 1: Install and Launch Termius

Download and install Termius on your device.

After launching the application, click:

+ NEW HOST

to create a new SSH connection.

Step 2: Configure the Connection

A configuration form will appear.

Fill in the following fields:

Label

Enter a friendly name for the connection.

Example:

My mybox Server

This name is only used locally within Termius.

Address

Enter the SSH hostname provided in the mybox Panel.

Example:

ssh123.mybox.com

Group

Optional.

You may leave this field blank or use it to organize multiple servers.

Tags

Optional.

You may leave this field blank.

Backspace as CTRL+H

Leave this option disabled.

Step 3: Configure Authentication

Complete the following fields:

Port

Enter:

22

Username

Enter the SSH username displayed in the mybox Panel.

Password

Enter the password assigned to your SSH account.

Leave all other settings at their default values unless you have specific requirements.

Step 4: Save the Connection

Click:

Save

in the upper-right corner of the application.

The connection profile will now appear in your host list.

Step 5: Connect to the Server

To establish the connection:

• Locate the host you just created.
• Double-click the connection name.

Termius will initiate the SSH session and open a terminal window.

If this is your first connection to the server, Termius may ask you to verify and accept the server’s SSH fingerprint.

Review the fingerprint and click:

Accept

to continue.

Successful Login

Once connected, you will see a command-line prompt similar to:

username@server:~$

You can now execute SSH commands and manage your hosting account directly from the terminal.

Troubleshooting

Connection Refused

Verify that:

• SSH access is enabled.
• The hostname is correct.
• Port 22 is being used.
• Your firewall is not blocking outbound SSH connections.

Authentication Failed

Check:

• Username spelling
• Password accuracy
• Whether the SSH account is active

Timeout Error

Possible causes include:

• Network issues
• Firewall restrictions
• Incorrect hostname
• Temporary server connectivity issues

Summary

To connect to your hosting account using Termius:

1. Install and open Termius.
2. Click + NEW HOST.
3. Enter:
   • SSH hostname
   • Port 22
   • SSH username
   • SSH password
4. Save the configuration.
5. Double-click the saved host to connect.

Once connected, you can manage files, run commands, and administer your hosting environment directly through the SSH terminal.