Installation and configuration of Ubuntu Telnet Server--ssh

Ubuntu installation package actually does not bring the OpenSSH server, so to telnet to the Ubuntu host using SSH, you need to first install the SSH server:

sudo apt-get install Openssh-server

After installation, start the SSH service:

Sudo/etc/init.d/ssh start

sudo service ssh start

Where the port defaults to 22.

Winscp+putty is commonly used in Windows as an SSH client. Since Ubuntu uses UTF-8 encoding by default, the encoding of the two tools is configured separately, otherwise the Chinese display is garbled.

WINSCP, set "Environment"-"File name UTF-8 encoding" to "on".

In Putty, "window---translation" in the "Received data assumed to is in which character set:" Select "UTF-8" in the drop-down list. After returning to the session interface, select "Default Settings" and save to note the configuration, which will be loaded automatically the next time you run it.

Installation and configuration of Ubuntu Telnet Server--ssh