Overview
After you create a Windows instance, you can connect to and log in to the CVM instance based on your local operating system.
Prerequisites
- You have obtained the administrator account and password required to remotely log in to the Windows instance.
- The administrator account for Windows instances is unified as Administrator.
- If you use the system default password to log in to the instance, please go to the Message Center to obtain it.
- The CVM port 3,389 has been opened. You can check if port 3,389 is open by checking network connectivity. If the port is not open, you can set inbound/outbound rules for the port when configuring security groups.
Remote Log-in to Instances Using VNC
VNC log-in is a way provided by Converge Cloud for users to remotely connect to the CVM through a web browser. If the remote log-in client is not installed or the client remote log-in is unavailable, users can log in to the CVM via VNC log-in, observe the CVM status, and perform basic CVM management operations through the CVM account.
Use Limits
- Logging in via VNC does not currently support copy and paste, as well as file upload and download.
- When you log into the CVM via VNC, you need to use a major browser, such as Chrome, Firefox, IE 10 and above.
- VNC log-in provides an exclusive terminal session, meaning that only one user can log in via VNC at any given time.
Applicable Local Operating System
Windows, Linux and Mac OS
Directions
- Log in to the CVM Console.
- In the instance list, select the Windows CVM you want to log in to and click Log In.
- In the log-in window that pops up, select Send Remote Command at the upper left corner and click Ctrl-Alt-Delete to enter the system log-in interface.