Use the SSH service in Linux

Use the SSH service in Linux
Use the SSH service in Linux 1. application scenarios of the SSH service

① Uploads and downloads files

② Remote Linux Management

2. Install the SSH server

• Service: sshd
• Bit: Cd 2
• Soft: openssh-server-3.9p1-8.RHEL4.1.rpm
• Configuration:/etc/ssh/sshd_config

Rpm-ivh software name

3. Start the SSH service

The sshd service occupies port 22 by default.

Httpd: Port 80

Ftp: port 21

Ssh: port 22

Mysql: 3306.

4. Use SSH to upload and download files

Note: SSH can be used as root for logon.

5. Use the putty + SSH service for remote connection and Management

Management Interface:

 

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