UBUNTU13.10:[3] How to open the SSH Server service

As the latest version of Ubuntu system, open source, upgrade all is not a cinch. Legend has it that XP has stopped patch updates, and using Ubuntu is a good choice. Ubuntu default installation After the completion of only ssh-agent (client mode), Bing brother Baidu experience starting to teach you how to open Ubuntu13.10 ssh-server services.

Tools/Materials

• Ubuntu13.10 Operating System

Method/Step

2. Run under Administrator mode #

   Apt-get Install Openssh-server

4. The installation is completed as shown below

6. Check the SSH service open status

   Ps-s | grep ssh

   Pit Daddy's discovery incredibly sshd (ssh-server) service not up

8. Start the SSH service with the following command

   Service SSH Start

   /etc/init.d/ssh start

   Another pit-daddy discovery. sshd (ssh-server) service still not up

10. Service Open Judgment method

    Allow on Ubuntu server

    SSH localhost

    22 Port does not open properly if the following conditions occur

12. Install Openssh-server once again

    The system checks the version and the status of the update package

14. Modify the Ssh_config file

    Vi/etc/ssh/ssh_config

16. The final must kill the count:

    Restart

    (reboot can be restarted via graphical or command-line interface input)

18. Sure enough, it's all right after the reboot.

    Extranet Telnet IP 22 port test.

    
    

Ubuntu13.10:[3] How to turn on the SSH Server service