SSH
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SSH
- Using SSH, he accessed the remote computer to perform necessary updates.
But once it was onto a machine, it would also look at, there was a program called R Shell, which has now been replaced by S Shell or SSH.
- But once it was onto a machine, it would also look at, there was a program called R Shell, which has now been replaced by S Shell or SSH.
Examples
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The network administrator configured the firewall to allow SSH connections to the server.
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So right now I'm waiting for their custom Linux based tool to load on a bootable external SSD so that they can SSH into the server.
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We added that rule and now we can SSH to port.
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So the server box is going to run an SSH daemon.
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So maybe SSH runs a process for anyone that connects to it and tries to authenticate the user.
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I think with that, we'll call that a day and prove that we've done some very exciting things with SSH with our Raspberry Pie robot.
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He was, he was SSH ING into our Linux box, which means he was trying.
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And what it's doing is it's going in through your SSH and because most, most people don't have their SSH password changed, it's just the standard Alpine.
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To manage the server securely, we will use SSH to connect remotely.
How Secure
Surface Forms
Morphology
SSH = S + H
This is an abbreviation for a technical protocol name, and the letters themselves do not transparently reveal the meaning 'secure network protocol for remote access' to learners who do not already know the term.
Etymology
The word SSH stands for Secure Shell, where 'secure' means 'safe' and a 'shell' is a 'cover', so SSH is a way to put a protective cover around a network connection to keep remote access private and safe.