Use SSH to connect to Ubuntu14.04 host in Windows

The Ubuntu installation package does not contain an openssh server. to remotely log on to the Ubuntu host using ssh, you must first install the ssh server: sudoapt-getinstallopenssh-server and then start the ssh service: sudo/etc/init. d/sshstart. The default port is 22. Windows generally uses Winscp + putty as the ssh client. Because Ubuntu is used by default

The Ubuntu installation package does not contain an openssh server. to remotely log on to the Ubuntu host using ssh, you must first install the ssh server:

Sudo apt-get install openssh-server

Start the ssh service after installation:

Sudo/etc/init. d/ssh start

The default port is 22.

Windows generally uses Winscp + putty as the ssh client. Because Ubuntu uses UTF-8 encoding by default, You need to configure the encoding of the two tools separately, otherwise the Chinese display is garbled.

In Winscp, set environment-file name as UTF-8 encoding to open ".

In putty, "stored ed data assumed to be in which character set:" in Window-> Translation ":" select "UTF-8" from the drop-down list ". Return to the session interface, select "Default Settings", and Save to write down the configuration. The configuration will be automatically loaded at the next runtime.

 

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