Log into the server using ssh
To connect to the server using ssh, ssh daemon (ssh server) should be installed on the server and ssh client should be installed on the client (from where you are connecting to the server)
For installation process, click here
Steps
Open terminal on the client and run following command.
It asks for server's root password. Now enter server's password and press return key, you have logged into the server's root account.
if you run
Suppose you want to log into John's account, Run
192.168.2.7 is IP of the server
It asks for john's password. After submit password, you log into john's account.
To connect to the server using ssh, ssh daemon (ssh server) should be installed on the server and ssh client should be installed on the client (from where you are connecting to the server)
For installation process, click here
Steps
Open terminal on the client and run following command.
$ ssh username@xxx.xxx.xx.xx
where xxx.xx.xx.xx is IP address of the server/.Example - $ ssh root@192.168.2.7
It asks for server's root password. Now enter server's password and press return key, you have logged into the server's root account.
if you run
both are same thing. To log in to root's account, you do not need to mention root as a username. Username is necessary if you log into any user's account.$ ssh root@192.168.2.7 or $ ssh 192.168.2.7
Suppose you want to log into John's account, Run
$ ssh john@192.168.2.7
where john is username &192.168.2.7 is IP of the server
It asks for john's password. After submit password, you log into john's account.
