vps-connect

Connect to any VPS from any terminal.

One script. One alias. No IP to remember. Run it once per terminal, then connect with ssh vps2 — from a PC terminal or a phone terminal.

● PC terminal● Phone • Termux● Any VPS● Open source • MIT

No web panel. No server to run. No account. Just one script in your own terminal.

terminal

$ ./connect-vps.sh --name vps2 --host <VPS-IP>

Quick start — from this page alone

1. Download — copy one download command below (Bash or PowerShell).

2. Run it — answer the alias and VPS IP prompts. Type the VPS password only in your own terminal, only on the first copy.

3. Connect — afterwards, just run ssh vps2. No IP to remember.

macOS, Linux, Git Bash, WSL, Termux. The original connect-vps.sh.

Windows PowerShell, no Git Bash needed. The new connect-vps.ps1.

Not sure which one? Compare PowerShell, Git Bash, and WSL side by side.

Android Termux, and what to do on iOS instead.

Safety, passwords, failures, and what was actually tested.

Your private key never leaves your device. Only the public key is copied. Config is backed up before editing.

Diagram: one script run per terminal — then connect with a short alias, on any VPS.

Replace <VPS-IP> with your VPS IP or hostname, and vps2 with any alias you like.

curl -O https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mymyanmarland/vps-connect/main/connect-vps.sh

Invoke-WebRequest -Uri https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mymyanmarland/vps-connect/main/connect-vps.ps1 -OutFile connect-vps.ps1

ssh vps2