How to use openssh

[Oren10]

Hi,

i have installed openssh in my linux server, i am very curious about this application but i still dont know what openssh does,, i read many articles about openssh but i couldnt understand what is openssh made it for ,and dont know how to use it? I am just new at this and would like to learn how. Is it possible to use openssh with apple iphone.

please help me

[Big Fish]

You can use openssh on your pc and iphone, To use openssh on your iPhone:

• Go To Installer and Download OpenSSH.
• Connect to your favortie WiFi.
• Go into:
• Settings > WiFi > Tap the ">" next to the WiFi you are connected to > Note down the IP Address

To use it on your PC:

• Download and install WinSCP.
• Open WinSCP
• For "Host Name" Enter your iPhone's IP Address that you noted from above.
  
• For "User Name" Enter "root"
  
• For "Password" Enter "alpine"
  
• For "File Protocol" Select "SCP"
  
• Click "Login"

See this video How to use OpenSSH on iPhone or iPod Touch

[Spyrus]

To use openssh on linux server, The following commands need to have an account on the machine on which you want to connect and that a SSH server is installed.

Under Linux, the syntax is simple (the customer is included in most distributions):

In a terminal (any), type:
ssh login: password @ MachineSurLaquelleJeveuxmeconnecter

or

login @ (machine on which I want to connect)

In this case, if the machine accepts the connection, the password will be requested later.

To log into graphical mode (use an X server), we use the option-X.
SSH through a proxy

First install the package connect-proxy:

sudo aptitude install connect-proxy

Edit / etc / ssh / ssh_config to enable SSH via proxy:

sudo echo 'ProxyCommand / usr / bin / connect-proxy -4-S monproxy.domaine.com: port% h% p'>> / etc / ssh / ssh_config

Be sure to replace "monproxy.domaine.com" and "port" with the name of your proxy and port number.

[Milton.J]

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