Configure SSH Secure Shell client to connect to Linux

Premise

　　In general, we need to Telnet to Linux in Windows development, commonly used Telnet tools are SSH (ssh Secure Shell client) and SECURECRT, where SSH Secure Shell client is free and recommended.

Using SSH (ssh Secure Shell Client) to Telnet to Linux requires installing the Support SSH2 protocol on Linux.

Before the SSH protocol is installed on Linux, the ssh Secure Shell client telnet is as follows:

　　　　

Installing the SSH protocol on Linux

The Linux version used is centos6.x, using RPM and Yum as the Software management tool

1. See if Linux has SSH service

[Email protected] ~]# Rpm-qa | grep ssh

2. Installing the SSH Service

　　　　[email protected] ~]# Yum install Openssh-server

3. Start the SSH service

　　　　So we start the SSH service, sshd is the SSH service ID

　　　　[[Email protected] ~]# service sshd start

4. Configure the SSH service to boot up

　　　　After installing the Openssh-server, the default is to start the boot, if you find that the SSH service is not started when the boot, you can use the command set, on to on, off to off

[[email protected] ~]# chkconfig sshd on

This allows us to complete the installation of the SSH service, and then we can happily use a variety of clients telnet to the Linux job.

　　　　

　　

Configure SSH Secure Shell client to connect to Linux