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Getting Started
Overview
Quick start
Web Shell
Getting started
Deploying Cased Shell to Amazon ECS
Deploying Cased Shell on Google Cloud Run
Deploying Cased Shell on Heroku
Configuring your Cased Shell instance
Accessing a remote host
Exiting out of a host
Host and container auto-detection
SSH Certificates
Live SSH session sharing
Monitor active SSH sessions
SSH Session replays
Session exports
Web Browser Capabilities
Snippets
Groups and Permissions
Downloading files
Persistent, pluggable storage
Security Design
Environment Variables
SAML setup
PagerDuty
Reporting
Activity
Audit log
Cased CLI Approvals
Overview
15 minute quick start
Getting started with the CLI
Working with the client on the Command Line
The Cased client (cased)
Use with Docker
Use with shell scripts
Configure an app
Installing the client on remote servers
Guard Protocol
Workflow API
Overview
Creating a workflow
Sending an event/approval request
Authentication
Open Source
Terraform Provider
Terraform - Cased Shell on AWS
Cased CLI
Rails-approvals
Security
Managing API Keys
The system audit trail
Data subprocessors
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Accessing a remote host
Learn how to use Cased Shell on remote instances.
Using the application itself to access a host is very straight-forward. Visit your Cased Shell application at, e.g, myshell.mydomain.net.

1. Login to Cased

You'll be prompted to login via Cased. Enter your Cased credentials, or login with your IdP. You'll be redirected page to your Cased Shell instance (if it's your first run, you may need to go back to your shell directly myshell.mydomain.net after being logged into Cased).
Login to Cased

2a. Select a host with SSH Certs enabled

Cased Shell dashboard with SSH certs enabled
Pick a host from the select menu. A host with SSH Certs enabled will be labeled with the green "ssh certs" tag.

2b. Select a host with SSH Certs disabled

Pick a host from the select menu. A host with SSH Certs disabled will be labeled with the yellow "auth required" tag.
Cased Shell dashboard with SSH certs disabled
Then simply upload the SSH private key required to access the host.
Accessing host with SSH certs disabled

3. Start the shell instance

You are now in a real remote shell. You now have all the functionality of your typical SSH session coupled with the capabilities of a web browser.
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1. Login to Cased
2a. Select a host with SSH Certs enabled
2b. Select a host with SSH Certs disabled
3. Start the shell instance