WiFiGate Cloud Portal

Customer Portal CUSTOMER

Request Server

Server Name

Checking availability...

✓ Hostname available

✗ {{ hostnameCheck.message }}

Domain: {{ vmForm.hostname || '...' }}.wifigate.no

SSH Port: 2222 (SSH key will be sent to your email)

vCPU (Max: 2) {{ vmForm.vcpu_count }} vCPU

RAM (Max: 2 GB) {{ vmForm.ram_gb }} GB

1 GB2 GB

Disk (Max: 100 GB) {{ vmForm.disk_gb }} GB

10 GB100 GB

Preview

Server: {{ vmForm.hostname }}.wifigate.no

Resources: {{ vmForm.vcpu_count }}vCPU, {{ vmForm.ram_gb }}GB RAM, {{ vmForm.disk_gb }}GB Disk

SSH key will be sent to {{ user.email }}

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{{ vm.hostname }}.wifigate.no

Resources: {{ vm.vcpu_count }}vCPU / {{ vm.ram_gb }}GB RAM / {{ vm.disk_gb }}GB Disk

{{ vm.status === 'active' ? 'Active' : 'Pending — being provisioned...' }}

ssh -i {{ vm.hostname }}.pem admin@{{ vm.hostname }}.wifigate.no -p 2222

🔒 How to Download & Connect to Your Server

❓ What is an SSH Key?
Think of it like a digital key to a door. The file {{ vm.hostname }}.pem is your personal key that proves who you are when you connect to your server. Never share this file with anyone — whoever has it can access your server.

1 Download Your Key File

Click the 🔒 Download SSH Key button above. Your browser will download a file called {{ vm.hostname }}.pem.

📆 Where to save it?
Create a folder called SSHKeys inside your Documents folder and save the file there. Keep it in the same place every time so you can find it easily.
Example: C:\Users\YourName\Documents\SSHKeys\{{ vm.hostname }}.pem

⚠️ Important: This key can only be downloaded once. If you lose it, contact support and we will generate a new one for you.

2 Connect from Windows (recommended for most users)

Windows 10 and 11 have SSH built in — no extra software needed.

How to open a terminal on Windows:

Press the Windows key on your keyboard
Type cmd and press Enter
A black window (Command Prompt) will open

Type this command (replace YourName with your Windows username):

ssh -i "C:\Users\YourName\Documents\SSHKeys\{{ vm.hostname }}.pem" admin@{{ vm.hostname }}.wifigate.no -p 2222

💡 First time connecting? Windows will show a message:
"Are you sure you want to continue connecting (yes/no)?"
Type yes and press Enter. This is normal and only happens once.

💡 Not sure of your Windows username?
Open Command Prompt and type echo %USERNAME% — it will print your username.

3 Connect from Mac or Linux

Open the Terminal app (on Mac: search for Terminal in Spotlight with Cmd + Space).

First, run this once to secure your key (Mac/Linux require this step):

chmod 400 ~/Documents/SSHKeys/{{ vm.hostname }}.pem

This command means "only I am allowed to read this file". You only need to run it once.

Then connect with:

ssh -i ~/Documents/SSHKeys/{{ vm.hostname }}.pem admin@{{ vm.hostname }}.wifigate.no -p 2222

📞 Need help? Contact WiFiGate support at support@wifigate.no and include your server name {{ vm.hostname }}. We are happy to assist.

Account

Name: {{ user.full_name }}

Email: {{ user.email }}

Username: {{ user.username }}

Change Password

Admin Portal ADMIN

Provision Server

Server Type

WiFiGate Production Any resources, Select VLAN

Customer Server Limited resources, Auto VLAN 36

Customer

Server Name

Checking availability...

✓ Hostname available

✗ {{ hostnameCheckAdmin.message }}

VLAN

VLAN {{ vlan.id }} {{ vlan.name }}

vCPU {{ adminServerType === 'customer' ? '(Max: 2)' : '(Max: 32)' }} {{ vmFormAdmin.vcpu_count }} vCPU

1 {{ adminServerType === 'customer' ? 2 : 32 }}

RAM {{ adminServerType === 'customer' ? '(Max: 2 GB)' : '(Max: 128 GB)' }} {{ vmFormAdmin.ram_gb }} GB

1 GB {{ adminServerType === 'customer' ? '2 GB' : '128 GB' }}

Disk {{ adminServerType === 'customer' ? '(Max: 100 GB)' : '(Max: 2000 GB)' }} {{ vmFormAdmin.disk_gb }} GB

10 GB {{ adminServerType === 'customer' ? '100 GB' : '2000 GB' }}

Customers

Name	Email	VMs
{{ cust.full_name }}	{{ cust.email }}	{{ cust.vm_count }}

All Servers

Server	Customer	Resources	VLAN	Status
{{ vm.hostname }}	{{ vm.owner_name }}	{{ vm.vcpu_count }}vCPU, {{ vm.ram_gb }}GB	{{ vm.vlan }}	{{ vm.status }}