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→Access to the server-manager through SSH
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====Access with non standard ports====
In certain cases which you are not root on the local computer, you can not redirect port < 1024, so you have to use port > 1024 as the example below.
ssh -L 9443:localhost:443 root@your-remote-ip -p 22
9443 : local port
443 : remote https port
your-remote-ip : the remote host (could be an ip or a domain name)
22 : this is the port where the ssh server is listening, you can change it in accordance with the remote server
'''Keep the terminal open''', Then you need to use this specific URL in your WEB Browser to go to the server-manager
https://localhost:9443/server-manager
==SME Server specific==
==SME Server specific==