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# Connect to the Valt server via SSH or via the console using an existing user.
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# Connect to the VALT server via SSH or via the console using an existing user.
 
# Type the following command the press enter: <pre>sudo adduser username</pre>
 
# Type the following command the press enter: <pre>sudo adduser username</pre>
 
#: Be sure to replace the username with the username for your new user.
 
#: Be sure to replace the username with the username for your new user.
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#: {{img | file = user1.png}}
 
# When prompted, set and confirm the new user's password.
 
# When prompted, set and confirm the new user's password.
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#: {{img | file = user2.png}}
 
# Accept the default for the users information or enter whatever you chose. This will have no real impact on the new user.
 
# Accept the default for the users information or enter whatever you chose. This will have no real impact on the new user.
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# Review the information and then Enter '''Y''' to accept.
 
# Type the following command the press enter: <pre>sudo usermod -aG sudo username</pre>
 
# Type the following command the press enter: <pre>sudo usermod -aG sudo username</pre>
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#: {{img | file = user3.png}}
 
#: Be sure to replace the username with the username for your new user.
 
#: Be sure to replace the username with the username for your new user.

Latest revision as of 10:03, 11 May 2022

  1. Connect to the VALT server via SSH or via the console using an existing user.
  2. Type the following command the press enter:
    sudo adduser username
    Be sure to replace the username with the username for your new user.
    User1.png
  3. When prompted, set and confirm the new user's password.
    User2.png
  4. Accept the default for the users information or enter whatever you chose. This will have no real impact on the new user.
  5. Review the information and then Enter Y to accept.
  6. Type the following command the press enter:
    sudo usermod -aG sudo username
    User3.png
    Be sure to replace the username with the username for your new user.