Add a server

Address, port, user and authentication options.

The form

  • Name: how the server appears in the dashboard.
  • Address and port: hostname or IP; SSH port (22 by default).
  • User: the SSH user to connect as.
  • Authentication: password or private key with an optional passphrase.
Interface preview
The Add server form keeps the address, refresh interval and authentication in one place. All values shown are generated.

Testing the connection

The first test shows the server's SHA-256 host key fingerprint and asks for your explicit approval before trusting it. Nothing connects silently.

Editing, hiding, removing

Each server's menu lets you edit its settings, hide it from the dashboard (it stays configured), or remove it entirely. Removing a server also deletes its stored secret from the Windows Credential Manager.

Give your servers a place on your desktop.

Install for free, connect your first server and see CPU, memory and disk in one view.