Use OpenSSH to remotely manage Linux servers
Use OpenSSH to remotely manage Linux servers
Sshd is the server-side daemon of OpenSSH, and the corresponding client software under Windows includes SecureCRT/Xshell/PuTTY and so on.
OpenSSH is generally installed on the Linux system by default, and the installation directory is / etc/ssh. The corresponding server configuration file is / etc/ssh/sshd_config, and the meanings of the options in the configuration file are as follows:
After configuring the sshd_config file, restart the sshd daemon to make the changes take effect (command: systemctl restart sshd)
The last step is to set the sshd service to boot automatically, and execute the following command: systemctl enable sshd
