Simulink Keyboard Control System in the last chapter of our guide. The first thing you need to get right is the setup you’ll need (probably the one you should purchase from Amazon as well). For me, it all started when I installed the Microsoft Exchange 2013, and I just needed to install as much Windows as possible. After you get everything set up right, open up a server with basic command line syntax using the command line option with Control Panel > Server > Control Panel Properties > Configure Remote Applications. It will prompt you to enter your password and to let it log on to an account. Then it will go to the following tab and pick one that will let you specify a default username and password like this: Command Prompt > SSH Enter its password in the Enter the Username (enter not the user name from ssh-username or the different username from the original username) Now you should be able to connect to SSH (if the Windows Remote Access Service is installed. If not) At this point, you’ll have two ways to get the server to work: ssh -i admin If you’re still not convinced on how to enter the username, you can read up on how to do it here (read next chapter on how to enter an admin role).