Use JuiceSSH to manage remote VPS servers on Android phones (linux system)

Usually everyone operates a VPS on a computer. Many times during the holidays, or when you go out to play on the computer and are not around, you still have to manage the server. Or some friends are like this site. They feel uncomfortable if they don’t log in for two days and have a feeling of obsessive-compulsive disorder. But I can’t hold my computer all the time. At this time, it is a good choice to be able to manage the VPS server directly on your mobile phone.

This time, this site will share with you how to use an Android phone to manage a remote VPS server (linux system). This site has used two or three connection tools, and finally found that JuiceSSH is easy to use. The biggest feature is that it natively supports Chinese. It supports local Shell, Telnet and remote SSH at the same time. Of course, more importantly, it is free! free! free!

JuiceSSH

To download JuiceSSH, please search and download it in the app store of your mobile phone. Here, this site also provides two download addresses: JuiceSSH download address one, JuiceSSH download address two, and QR code download address

JuiceSSH download

After downloading and installing, open it directly and you will see that it is the native Chinese version. Click the lightning icon in the upper right corner to connect to the remote VPS server

JuiceSSH interface

JuiceSSH is also very convenient to use. You can type it by hand, or you can copy the code on another page, and then long press the screen to paste the code in JuiceSSH

JuiceSSH copy and paste

Of course, there are many more functions. List them here to see if there is one you like:

Full color terminal/SSH client Pop-up keyboard contains commonly used characters Use the volume keys to quickly adjust font size Support external keyboard Supports official Mosh (a shell on mobile phones, suitable for use when the network is unstable) Telnet support Support Android local terminal Click the URL link to directly call the browser to open it You can copy and paste during the session It can save human-computer command interaction information to files and share it to Dropbox or Evernote, email and SD card (this function is convenient, I like it very much, and it seems like there is no other one) Support UTF-8 encoding You can manage your SSh connections through group classification The backend can open multiple sessions at the same time Seamlessly connect to other SSH sessions with one click Ability to quickly establish a session with commonly used SSH links when opening the App Supports password and OpenSSH private key authentication Support SSH key agent forwarding

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