How do I install OpenSSH server on Ubuntu Linux

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How do I install OpenSSH server on Ubuntu Linux

Ubuntu Linux install OpenSSH server - nixCraft (cyberciti.biz)

How to install SSH server in Ubuntu

The procedure to install a ssh server in Ubuntu Linux is as follows:

  1. Open the terminal application for Ubuntu desktop.
  2. For remote Ubuntu server you must use BMC or KVM or IPMI tool to get console access.
  3. Type command:
  • sudo apt-get install openssh-server
  • Enable the ssh service by typing:

    • sudo systemctl enable ssh
    ## OR enable and start the ssh service immediately ##

  • sudo systemctl enable ssh --now
  • Start the ssh service by typing:
  • sudo systemctl start ssh
  • Test it by login into the system using:

    • ssh userName@Your-server-name-IP
    ssh ec2-user@ec2-aws-ip-here

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