Remote Login using SSH in Ubuntu
Secure Shell or SSH is a network protocol thats allows users to communicate through network devices securely. SSH is ideally used to login to a remote machine and excecute commands but, it can also be used for Tunneling,forwarding TCP ports and X11 connections. It can also transfer files using SCP or SFTP protocols.
- Make sure that the package openssh-server is installed in the system.
- If not then go to system->administration->synaptic package manager and install the package openssh-server
- After the installation is complete, goto Terminal and type the command as follows
ssh username@ip
- Here username refers to the username of the remote user's system and then its ip.
- The computer will ask for the password of the remote user. Once u did, you are logged in into the remote user's system and you can execute the commands.
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