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SSH or Secure Shell is a very popular remote connection and management protocol used to manage different types of devices. SSH can be used to manage Linux, Ubuntu, CentOS, Cisco, Fortinet, and a lot more devices. As a remove port SSH is accessed via the network using TCP 22 port. SSH Default Port Is TCP … Read more
ssh or similar applications use Public and Private Key mechanism in order to authenticate and authorize given users. We have all ready examined Key based authentication and authorization in previous tutorials. Permission denied(public key) error is generally occurs for can not reading Public and Private key properly to authenticate to remove server. In this tutorial we … Read more
SFTP is a secure version of the FTP. SFTP provides an encrypted channel with a remote server. This makes authentication and data transfer more secure than FTP. SFTP protocol is generally provided by SSH servers by default. In this tutorial, we will learn the default SFTP port and how to change it to a different … Read more
ssh is the default protocol used to manage remote systems which are mainly Linux and Network Devices. As it is working over a network connection and uses TCP it has a default port number which is 22. In this tutorial, we will look at how to change the default port number from the client and … Read more
Secure Shell or with its most know name SSH is a protocol developed to connect IT systems remotely and securely. SSH works as expected client-server architecture. In this post, we will look at various security-related configuration options of the SSH daemon service or sshd. The tutorial about the client-side ssh configuration can be found in the … Read more
Remote access is the main method while managing Linux systems. Remote access must be secured accordingly. OpenSSH suite which implements Ssh provides this security with server and client side. OpenSSH also provides auxiliary tools to make copying or identity management easily and securely. OpenSSH servers run by default TCP port 22. We call it generally … Read more