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How to connect to cloud connexa?

Hi, I'm new to the community.

I want to connect connexa to cloud using my own software. I've created a public key and added it to the connexa node but I don't know how to connect to the node, I think I need to add a user to it or I should add an application to it but I don't know how to do it.

If you're using the command line client (the one that comes with connexa), you can use the connect command. The command looks like this: connect "hostname" "port" "username" "password" "application". It's pretty straightforward and will be familiar if you've ever used ssh before. If you're using a web client, then you can use the web interface to add a user. This is available at Connecting to the connexa web interface is easy. Just go to the URL You'll be asked to log in with a username and password. Then you'll see a screen like this:

If you click on the link labelled "Users", you'll get a list of users. From here you can add a user by clicking on the user name and then clicking on "Add User".

After adding a user, you'll be redirected to a page where you can create an SSH key. If you're using the command line client, the command to connect to the connexa node would be: I've included the "application" argument because the connexa node needs to know what application you're using to connect to it. In your case, I'd guess you want to connect using the connexa app.

You can find out more about how to configure your connexa app here: In addition, you can read more about connecting to connexa nodes in the README file. Thanks for the answer. I've installed connexa-app. If I try to connect it says that the host key is not found. Do I need to generate a new key?

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