Simple Steps to setup OpenSSH server on Ubuntu 10.10
One of Linux’s more useful features is its ability to permit secure, encrypted remote access. Secure Shell technology (SSH) permits you to control a remote computer without having actual physical access to the machine.
SSH’s network traffic is encrypted, and assuming you configure SSH correctly, quite secure.
You can use an SSH implementation called OpenSSH Server to remotely, securely access your machine.
Here’s how to install and perform a basic security configuration of OpenSSH Server on Ubuntu 10.10
First, you’ll need to install OpenSSH Server. To do so, open up a Terminal window and type the following command:
sudo apt-get install openssh-server
apt-get will then download and install OpenSSH Server. Depending upon the speed of your computer and Internet connection,...