Ubuntu installs openssh-server when the report relies on error
resolution:
Update software sudo apt-get update
If a checksum error is reported: (This error is part of the URL is a wall)
workaround such as:
1. Locate the System settings icon
2. Go to the System Setup screen to find the SOFTWARE and Update button 3. Go to the software and update interface, locate the download from, click the drop Down Option box 4. Select a different site 5. Select the best server 6. Select the server address after the match 7. Execute sudo apt-get update 8 in the terminal. After completion: sudo
Apt-get install Openssh-server and then view sshPs-ef | grep SSH If you see the sshd instructions succeed. See if installing dkpg-l |grep ssh is the same as the Rpm-aq|grep SSH feature
Install Openssh-server in Ubuntu failed (first Ubuntu cannot be remote root login)
