Installing OpenSSH on Ubuntu Linux (SSH Part 1)
Secure Shell (SSH) is a protocol that uses encryption to create a secure channel from a local computer to a remote computer. It is primarily used to execute commands on a remote host via a terminal session. In addition, it allows for tunneling and file transfer. It’s a handy little tool that allows remote access with a fair sense of security. It’s very simple to install on Ubuntu with the Advanced Packaging Tool (APT).
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