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Console Access

The Console Access feature allows you to manage and view your Virtual Machine (VM) directly through a web-based interface.
This is especially useful for boot troubleshooting, system recovery, or working with the VM as though you're physically present.

Key Features of Console Access​

Console Access provides several helpful tools in the interface:

Keyboard Controls​

  • Toggle Control (Ctrl) – Simulates pressing the Ctrl key
  • Toggle Alt – Simulates pressing the Alt key
  • Toggle Shift – Simulates pressing the Shift key
  • Toggle Windows Key – Sends the Windows key (great for Windows VMs)
  • Send Tab – Sends a Tab keystroke to the VM
  • Send Escape (Esc) – Sends the Esc key
  • Send Ctrl+Alt+Delete – Sends this key combo directly to the VM

Clipboard Integration​

Allows copy/paste between your local system and the VM terminal. Great for transferring commands, configs, or credentials.

Full-Screen Mode​

Lets you expand the console view to full screen for a desktop-like experience while interacting with your VM.

Managing Your VM via Console​

With Console Access, you can:

  • Install or configure operating systems
  • Mount ISO files and run setup
  • Troubleshoot networking or login issues
  • Interact with the bootloader or BIOS
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This is especially helpful when network access (e.g., SSH or RDP) is broken or unavailable.

Conclusion​

Console Access is a powerful tool for VM control. It allows you to:

  • Execute critical management tasks
  • Use essential keyboard shortcuts
  • Work in full-screen for an immersive experience

Whether you're installing packages, recovering a broken OS, or just logging in, this feature ensures you have complete remote access — right from your browser.