Today's article is kinda a repeat about 'installing' SSH.

[KGIII]

That there's a misnomer, but I see it used so I ran with it twice. You're really installing OpenSSH-server and enabling SSH.

Either way, it's from the old site - sorta. I copied a dozen sentences from the old one. I want to do some SSH articles, and it seemed prudent to get this one up and running. So, you've possibly seen this information presented a different way or on any number of other sites.

Install SSH to Remotely Control Your Linux Computers • Linux Tips

This article will show you how to install SSH, so that you can remotely control your Linux computers. Installing SSH will be quick and easy.

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Feedback is pretty awesome. Also, whoever has been sharing to social media - thanks! (I've only manually shared on Reddit.) I don't mind upgrading the bandwidth too much.

 

[dos2unix]

Are there any disro's that don't come with sshd already installed by default?

I know some (such as Fedora workstation) have it installed but disabled.
Yet other have it enabled, but disallow root ssh. (I have mixed feeling about this).

I tend to mostly work on servers without GUI's installed, so ssh is a way of life.

 

[KGIII]

Yeah, Ubuntu, Debian, Mint, etc... Some will happily install them during the regular installation if you select 'server management tools' or similar.

 

[f33dm3bits]

Are there any disro's that don't come with sshd already installed by default?

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