Ubuntu Open SSH Service (14.04)

Update Ubuntu Source

Open "Terminal Window", enter "sudo apt-get update", terminal window can use the search file terminal under the GUI.

Installing the SSH server

Ubuntu has an SSH client installed by default, but no server

Open "Terminal window" and enter "sudo apt-get installopenssh-server"

To see if the SSH service is started

Open "Terminal window" and enter "sudo ps-e|grepssh"

An sshd appears stating that the SSH service has started.

Modifying a configuration file using Gedit

sudo gedit/etc/ssh/sshd_config

Permitrootloginwithout-password "Plus" # comment out, there is this sentence the password is set to the root account is not SSH login.

Add "Permitrootloginyes", this sentence allows the root user to log in

Change the root account password

sudo pwsswd root

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sudo service Sshstart//start SSH services

sudo service sshrestart//restart SSH services

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Ubuntu Open SSH Service (14.04)