
How-To: Ubuntu - Enable SSH
Secure Shell (SSH) allows secure communication between networked computers for such purposes as logging in to a remote computer, running some commands remotely, and transferring files (with the scp command).

Secure Shell (SSH) allows secure communication between networked computers for such purposes as logging in to a remote computer, running some commands remotely, and transferring files (with the scp command).
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