SSH (Secure Shell) protocol. The Remote administration tool under the command line Interface (CLI), almost all operating systems, differs from Telnet,
SSH encrypts data while it is being transmitted, so SSH is a more secure protocol. Almost all Unix-like operating systems use SSH for remote administration (LINUX,BSD,MAC OS, etc.).
(1) The majority of Linux versions default SSH is OpenSSH, the SSH-V command can be used to view the SSH information.
(2) SSH is divided into server side and client, for server-side default is boot, as a resident service exists, can through
The Service sshd Status command is viewed.
(3) There are many ways to access via SSH under Widnows, you can log in remotely by using the Open Source Tool putty
You can also use CMD to access the command line.
- cmd using command ssh, command: SSH [email protected]
Remote management of "Linux Remote Management" SSH protocol