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    OpenSSH is a secure connectivity tool that uses SSH encryption to allow remote login and file transfers securely. It includes tools for remote operations like ssh, scp, and sftp, as well as key management tools. OpenSSH uses port 22 by default and supports password and key-based authentication methods. It allows administrators to securely transfer files between systems and remotely access servers.

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    OpenSSH is a secure connectivity tool that uses SSH encryption to allow remote login and file transfers securely. It includes tools for remote operations like ssh, scp, and sftp, as well as key management tools. OpenSSH uses port 22 by default and supports password and key-based authentication methods. It allows administrators to securely transfer files between systems and remotely access servers.

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    OpenSSH is a secure connectivity tool that uses SSH encryption to allow remote login and file transfers securely. It includes tools for remote operations like ssh, scp, and sftp, as well as key management tools. OpenSSH uses port 22 by default and supports password and key-based authentication methods. It allows administrators to securely transfer files between systems and remotely access servers.

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    What is OpenSSH?

    OpenSSH is the premier connectivity tool for remote login with the SSH protocol. IT encrypts all traffic to
    eliminate eavesdropping, OpenSSH provides a large suite of secure tunneling capabilities, several
    authentication methods, and sophisticated configuration options.

    Ther OpenSSH suite consists of the following tools

     Remot operation are done using ssh, scp and sftp.


     Key management with ssh-add, ssh-keysing, ssh-keyscan, and ssh-keygen.
     The service side consist of sshd, sftp-server and ssh-agent

    OpenSSH

     Package name = Openssh


     Service name = sshd
     Port number = 22
     Server Config path = /etc/ssh/sshd_config
     Client Config path = /etc/ssh/ssh_config
     Login types = password & key generation
     Key gen path = /userhomedir/.ssh

    Modules in this lesson

     OpenSSH : Password Authentication


     Remote Login (Linux and Windows Client)
     OpenSSH : SSH File Transfer (SCP)
     OpenSSH : SSH File Transfer (SFTP)
     OpenSSH : SSH File Transfer (Windows Client)
     Openssh : SSH Key-Pair Authentication Linux Client
     SSH key-Pair Authentication from Windows Cleint

    OpenSSH : Password Authentication

    #vi /etc/ssh/sshd_config

    permitRootLogin no

    #systemctl restart sshd

    Disable Firewall

    Disable SELinux

    #firewall-cmd –add-service=ssh –permanent

    Success

    #firewall-cmd –reload

    Success
    SSH File Transfer (SFTP)

    Example for using SFTP (Secure File Transfer Protocol)

    #sftp [email protected]

    [email protected]’password:

    sftp>

    sftp>pwd (Current directory on remote server)

    sftp>!pwd (Current directory on local server)

    sftp>ls-alh

    sftp>lls-alh

    sftp>ls-alh

    sftp>put text.txt (upload a file to remote server)

    sftp>get.lol.txt (download a file from remote server)

    sftp>put *.txt

    sftp>get *.txt

    OpenSSH : SSH File Transfer (SCP)

    Example for using SCP (Secure Copy)

    Copy file (test.txt) on local to remote server [lollinux.com]

    #scp ./test.txt [email protected]:~/

    [email protected]’s password: user’password

    Test.txt 100% 10 0.0KB/s 00:00

    #copy the [/home/name/text.txt] on remote server [lollinux.com] to the local

    #scp [email protected]:/home/sharthu/test.txt./test.txt

    [email protected]’s password:

    Test.txt 100% 10 0.0KB/s 00:00


    #vi /etc/ssh/sshd_config
    Openssh : SSH Key-Pair Authentication Linux Client
    #line
    Server#ssh-keygen –t ssa
    passwordAuthentication no
    Server#mv ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub~/.ssh/authorized_keys
    #systemctl restart sshd
    Client#mkdrir ~/.ssh

    Cleent#chmod 700 ~/.ssh

    #copy the secret key to local ssh directory

    #scp name@mci:/home/name/.ssh/id_rsa ~/.ssh/

    name@mci’s password:

    client#ssh –i ~/.ssh/id_rsa name@hostname

    Enter passphrase for key ‘/home/cent/.ssh/id_rsa’: # passphrae

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