In the process of learning to use the Ubuntu system, we often encounter the inability to remotely use the SSH protocol to log in, or can not use root login problem, in fact, Ubuntu default does not install SSH service, according to view some of the great God's information plus their summary, a little experience, Share to everyone, hope to help you solve the problem.
Regardless of the above situation, first of all to see whether the SSH package is not installed or SSH service is not turned on, the specific view method is as follows: (The following operations are under the root authority)
Execution:ssh localhost
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As shown, if the connection refused is not installed SSH service, this time need to be in the network state (because to download the package on the network)
Execute:sudo apt-get install openssh-server
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As shown, wait for completion. Once completed, you will need to restart the SSH service.
Execution:sudo/etc/init.d/ssh start
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Displaying OK indicates that the restart was successful.
Execute:ps-e|grep ssh view SSH service is open
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Next you need a configuration file that needs to be changed
Execution:nano/etc/ssh/sshd_config
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Go to an edit page (the Nano is an editing tool in the Linux system) and add the permitrootlogin Prohibit-password in front of it with #(sign Out), plus a Permitrootlogin Yes press Ctrl+o Save, will appear save the file name, do not change, the default line, direct enter, save after ctrl+x exit.
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Restart SSH service after exiting:sudo/etc/init.d/ssh start
Log in again using the remote SSH protocol, and root can also be logged in.
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