This tutorial is going to show you 3 ways to log into Linux server on Windows via SSH.
What’s SSH?
SSH stands for Secure Shell, which was invented in 1995 to replace the insecure Telnet (Telecommunication Network). It’s now the primary way for system administrators to securely log into remote Linux servers over the public Internet. Although it looks and acts the same as Telnet, all communications over the SSH protocol is encrypted to prevent packet sniffing.
If you are running a Linux or Mac computer, SSH client is installed by default. You can open up a terminal window and run the ssh command like below to connect to a remote Linux server.
ssh username@12.34.56.78Now let’s discuss how to use SSH on Windows.
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