May 2013
Beginner to intermediate
384 pages
7h 40m
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SSH is an interesting system administration tool that gives you access to a shell on a remote computer which you can use to run commands. SSH stands for Secure Shell as it transfers the network data transfer over an encrypted tunnel. This recipe will introduce different ways in which commands can be executed at a remote host.
SSH doesn't come preinstalled with all GNU/Linux distributions, and you may have to install the openssh-server and openssh-client packages using a package manager. SSH service runs at default port number 22.
$ ssh username@remote_host
In this command:
username is the user that exists at the remote ...Read now
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