SSH Telnet is a secure form of Telnet, using an RSA key. It is a more powerful means of access than FTP in that it allows running scripts, etc.  

At the same time, SSH allows more possibilities for error, and actions which may cause harm to the server. Therefore, SSH access is a privilege to an account. It can be revoked at any time if user's activities appear detrimental to the health of the server.

NOTE: This feature is not active for all plans.  If you do not see the functionality in your control panel to perform these functions, please contact us to request SSH be added to your account.
 
To request SHELL ACCESS to the server, do the following:

1.  Select FTP User in the FTP menu.
2.  Enable Shell Access and admin will receive the request on his control panel.
3.  Agree with charges, if any.
4.  Click the Request Status link that appeared to learn if your request has been processed by admin. 

Depending on the request status, you will see the following message:
A.  If your request is not reviewed by our support administrator:

B.  If shell access is granted by our support administrator:

5. When Shell Access is granted by our support administrator, it will be turned ON and will authorize your access to the server: