Administering Servers Remotely

enables administrators to connect to their Developer Servers with Telnet, SSH, FTP, and Windows File Share. These utilities allow you to administer your Developer Server from a remote location. This section includes step-by-step instructions on how to set up and use Telnet, SSH, FTP, and Windows File Share. Each program usually prompts you for the same type of information to connect to your Developer Server. The following terms and definitions will help you in connecting to your Developer Server.

Term	Definition
Domain name	Your domain name or temporary domain name.
Hostname	Same as the domain name. When prompted for the hostname, the domain name or IP address can be used.
Login name	The default login name specified in your e-mail configuration letter.
Username	The same as the login name.
IP address	The IP address assigned to your .
Port	Depending on the program that you use to connect to the , the port number differs.

You will rarely be prompted for information about port numbers. However, the Developer Server uses the standard ports, so using the default port will work in most cases. The following table lists port numbers used on the Developer Server:

Service	Standard Port Number
FTP	21
SSH	22
SMTP	25
HTTP	80
POP	110
IMAP	143
HTTPS	443

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