> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.skyone.cloud/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.skyone.cloud/english/cloud-computer/cloud-server/cloud-server-options.md).

# Cloud Server Options

On the right side of each item, there is a **"More Options"** menu (three dots) with the following options:

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### Open Cloud Server

When selecting the option **"Open Cloud Server"**, you can manage server information.

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The displayed information includes:

* **Status:** Stopped or Running.
* **Resource Name**
* **ID**
* **Public IP**
* **Private IP**
* **Disks**
  * Operating System (OS)
  * Disk ID
  * Disk Name
  * Size
  * Status
  * **More Options:** You can request disk upgrade.

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#### Turn On Cloud Server

Turning on a powered-off server is straightforward:

1. Click the three dots on the right side of the **"Resource Information"** table.
2. Select the **"Start"** option.
3. A confirmation window will appear.

#### **Shut Down** Cloud Server

Turning off a server is also simple:

1. Click the three dots on the right side of the **"Resource Information"** table.
2. Select the **"Shut Down"** option.
3. A confirmation window will appear.

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#### Edit Cloud Server

To edit server information, click on “**Edit**” in the top right-hand corner. After making any changes, click on “**Save**”.

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### Backups

By clicking on the “**Backups**” option, you can keep track of recent backups.

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The information displayed is:&#x20;

* **Type**&#x20;
* **Disk Name**&#x20;
* **Backup Policy**&#x20;
* **Backup time:** Backup duration&#x20;
* **Creation date**&#x20;
* **Type:** Automatic or Manual&#x20;
* **Status**&#x20;
* **More backup options:** You can request a restore.

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### Scheduled Backups

By selecting **"Scheduled Backups"**, you can schedule and view upcoming backups (previously scheduled).

**To schedule a backup:**

1. Click **"Schedule"** in the top-right corner.
2. Select the start date and time.

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3. Click **"Schedule"** to confirm the action. A confirmation window will appear.

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### Credentials

By selecting **"Credentials"**, you can view your existing credentials.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Credential data, such as username and password, must be created in advance by the **Skyone** team. If you need help, please contact support.
{% endhint %}

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The credential data varies depending on the server's operating system. Follow the details from the server's operating system type:

* Windows
* Linux

#### Windows

The following information is available for Windows servers:

* **Status:** Running or Stopped
* **Public IP**
* **Credential Type**
* **Port**
* **Username**
* **Password**
* **PEM Key:** Download the file to connect via RDP using the PEM key previously registered in the system.
* **PPK Key:** Download the file to connect via RDP using the PPK key previously registered in the system.
* **Connect:** To use this button, the **Connector** must be installed. Once installed, you can establish a connection using **Remote Desktop Connection** (Windows' native application).
* **Web RDP (Beta):** Allows Windows, Linux, or macOS machines to access a Windows environment directly through the browser via RDP. After clicking, a new tab will open within seconds, enabling remote access to a Windows server.

Additionally, clicking **"Expand"** at the top of the page allows you to enable file sharing, making it possible to upload and download files.

* **More options:** The three-dot menu lets you request credential modifications or removals.

{% hint style="warning" %}
To connect to the server, it must be turned on. Find out more in “[Turn on cloud server](#turn-on-cloud-server)”.
{% endhint %}

#### **Connector**

Connect to the server using the connector available on the platform. Click **"Download Connector"** and follow the installation instructions after downloading. The connector is available for Windows and macOS.

#### **Linux**

The following information is available for Linux servers:

* **Public IP**
* **Credential Type**
* **Port**
* **Username**
* **Password**
* **PEM Key:** Download the file to connect via SSH using the PEM key previously registered in the system.
* **PPK Key:** Download the file to connect via SSH using the PPK key previously registered in the system.
* **Web SSH (Beta):** Connects to the machine via SSH. After clicking, a new terminal will open within seconds, enabling remote access to the server.
* **More options:** The three-dot menu lets you request credential modifications or removals.

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### Monitoring&#x20;

By clicking on the “**Monitoring**” option, you can monitor the servers.

The following details are available:

* **Status:** On or Off.
* **Monitor Current Status:**
  * **Last Update:** Date and time of the latest update.
  * **CPU:** Current CPU usage, displayed as a percentage.
  * **Memory:** Current memory consumption, displayed as a percentage.
  * **Disk:** Disk space usage, displayed as a percentage.
* **Historical CPU :** Graph showing CPU usage over the selected period.
* **Historical Memory :** Memory consumption history for the selected period.
* **Disk History:** Data on disk space usage during the selected period.

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### Server Logs

By selecting **"Server Logs"**, you can track activities related to the servers.

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The screen displays the following data:

* **Start Date**
* **Operation**
* **User**
* **Operation Description**

#### Logs Search and Filter

At the top-right corner of the screen, tools are available to help locate specific logs:

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* **Search:** Click the magnifying glass icon to open the search field. Enter the recipient's email address and press **Enter** to locate it.
* **Filters:** Click **"Filters"** to refine your search with the following options:
  * **Group**
  * **Action Type:** Select the desired action to find related logs.
  * **Quantify of records:** Choose between the last 150 records or all records.

After completing or selecting filters, click **"Apply"** to execute the search. To clear the filters and return to the complete view, click **"Clear Filters".**

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### **Port Release**

By clicking the **"Port Release"** option, you can track the status of each port and request the opening of new ones.

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The screen displays the following information:

* **Protocol**
* **IP**
* **Port**
* **Release date**
* **Comment**
* **Support:** If a [**Support Case**](/english/skyone-console/support-cases.md) is linked to the request, a support icon will be shown here. You can click it to view the case details.
* **Status:** Under Review or Approved

#### Opening a Port

{% hint style="warning" %}
To open a port, the user must have the **"Server Management"** permission. Learn more in the article "[User Permission Types](/english/skyone-studio/overview/settings-and-preferences/users-and-permissions.md#tipos-de-permissoes)".
{% endhint %}

To open a port:

1. Click the **"Request"** button in the top right corner of the screen.

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2. On the form displayed, fill out the following fields:

* **Protocol**: Select TCP or UDP
* **Port**: Enter the port number
* **IP**: Enter the IP address and subnet. To automatically use your current IP, click **"Add My IP"**.
* **Description**: Add relevant details about the request

3. After filling out all fields, click **"Send"**.

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4. Port approval follows these rules:

* If the request meets the whitelist criteria, the port will be opened immediately. Read [Automatic Port Approval Rules](#automatic-port-approval-rules).
* If the request poses a potential risk, a notification will appear, and two additional fields will be required:
  * Justification
  * Service to be performed

After sending this information, the request will be sent to the **Skyone** Support Team for review. You can track its status via the linked **Support Case**.

#### Deleting a port authorization

To delete a previously authorized port:

1. Click the three-dot icon next to the desired port.
2. Select **"Delete"**.
3. Confirm the action in the message displayed.

{% hint style="info" %}
Ports with the status "Under review" cannot be deleted.
{% endhint %}

{% hint style="warning" %}
This action is irreversible. To open the port again in the future, the request must be submitted again.
{% endhint %}

#### Request History

To view your port request history:

1. Clique no ícone de três pontos localizado no canto superior direito da seção **"Liberação de Portas".**&#x20;
2. Select "**Request History**".&#x20;

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3. The history screen will show:

* **Port**
* **IP**
* **Requesting user**
* **Answered by**
* **Request date**
* **Support:** If there's a linked **Support Case**, a support icon will appear here. You can click it to view the case details.
* **Status:** Requested, Approved, Rejected, or Deleted

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#### Automatic Port Approval Rules

Below are the conditions under which ports are automatically approved on the platform, based on IP origin and port type.

**1. Automatic Approval for Specific IPs**

Ports with origin different from `0.0.0.0/0`, meaning restricted to specific IPs, are automatically approved.

{% hint style="warning" %}
**Note:**\
If the IP is entered without a CIDR mask (e.g., `8.8.8.8`), the system will automatically apply `/32`.\
This means the address will be treated as `8.8.8.8/32`.
{% endhint %}

**2. Ports Allowed from Unrestricted Origins (`0.0.0.0/0`)**

The following ports can be opened even with an unrestricted origin, without requiring further review:

tcp/80\
tcp/443\
tcp/8080\
tcp/8443\
tcp/3000\
tcp/3002\
tcp/3003\
tcp/5000\
tcp/5001\
tcp/50000\
tcp/4300

{% hint style="info" %}
If only `0.0.0.0`, is entered, the system will interpret it as `0.0.0.0/0`.
{% endhint %}

**3. Rules Requiring Manual Review**

Any port not listed above that is requested with an unrestricted origin (`0.0.0.0/0`) will be subject to review by the **Skyone** Support Team.


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