in our environment we sometimes get access to remote Unix-based systems using the putty tool , but actual port based network access is restricted, so you cannot access all these nice
gadgets, like SDM, Visual-Admin, Log-Viewer and sometimes even the "native" http port of your remote engine (you only can access some parts of the server via http through a reverse proxy for example).
get a user account to your remote system via secure shell[sometimes you'll get one 😉 , download putty, create a session in then tool, and then configure port-tunneling.
this is done in the settings dialog of th putty tool:
Now You connect to your system using these port mappings, and can
access your App-Servers HTTP, Telnet and P4 Ports as if a local engine is running.
You could use:
to do e.g. XCM configuration simply point your browser to the admin page of your shop application.
to restart you application you could use the telnet console:
for getting an overview of the available commands you can type 'man'.
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