How to modify the logon color of an ssh command line

If you have read the monotonous color of the white text and black background in the command line, is there an impulse to change it? This change is not a remote login using a virtual terminal, that is to say, it is not to modify the font color of putty, secure CRT, xmanager, secure ssh shell, and other software.

Modify/etc/issue and/etc/issue.net

^ [[1; 31 m + ------------- + ^ [0 m

^ [[1; 32 m + ^ [0 m ^ [1; 33mwww. ^ [[0 m ^ [1; 34mlinuxom ^ [0 m ^ [[1; 35m.com ^ [[0 m ^ [1; 36 m + ^ [0 m

^ [[1; 37 m + ------------- + ^ [0 m

If it is displayed after logon, modify/etc/motd

^ [[1; 31 m + ------------- + ^ [0 m

^ [[1; 32 m + ^ [0 m ^ [1; 33mwww. ^ [[0 m ^ [1; 34mlinuxom ^ [0 m ^ [[1; 35m.com ^ [[0 m ^ [1; 36 m + ^ [0 m

^ [[1; 37 m + ------------- + ^ [0 m

Modify the color of the PS1 environment variable in ~ /. Add bashrc, and then source ~ /. Bashrc

\ [\ E [0; 33m \] [\ u @ \ h \ W] \ $ \ [\ e [m \]

Modify the font color of a command line

Setterm-foreground green-background black-store

Enjoy it ~