How do you install SSH on Linux?
To install SSH on Linux, you can proceed as follows:
- Open the terminal.
- Check to see if SSH is already installed on your system by entering the following command:
- Show me the version of ssh.
- If a version number is returned, it means you have already installed SSH and can skip the following steps.
- Use the following command to install SSH:
- Please install the openssh-server package using sudo apt-get.
- If you are using a different Linux distribution, please use the appropriate package manager to install openssh-server.
- After installation, the SSH service will start automatically. You can use the following command to check the status of the SSH service.
- View the status of the ssh service using the systemctl command.
- If the service is running, you will see an output that includes “Active: active”.
You have successfully installed SSH on Linux, allowing you to connect to other hosts using an SSH client or allowing other users to connect to your host via SSH.