Windows remote logon to Linux

This document uses UbuntuKylin1404 as an example to describe how to remotely log on to Linux using Windows. First, make sure that

This document uses Ubuntu Kylin1404 as an example to describe how to remotely log on to Linux through Windows.

First, make sure that the SSH service on Ubuntu runs normally. By default, an SSH client is installed in Ubuntu. For example, if you enter ssh localhost, the hacker will prompt that the connection cannot be established, or enter the password. This indicates that an ssh client has been installed. To enable the service, you must enter sudo apt-get install openssh-server in the terminal to install the server. After the installation is complete, the ssh service is enabled by default.

In Windows, if you select the SSH Client software as the SSH Client, Chinese characters may be garbled. After reading some information on the Internet, we found that the Unbuntu character set is inconsistent with the character set of the SSH Client, and it is not easy to configure. Therefore, it is best to replace other SSH clients. After investigation, we found that putty and xshell can solve this problem. Zookeeper