Ubuntu ssh client

SSH (Secure Shell) is a network protocol allowing secure connections between clients and servers. It is widely used to manage remote servers and systems.

You can remotely access and manage your system from any location by enabling SSH on your Ubuntu machine. This tutorial will guide you through enabling SSH on Ubuntu, allowing you to connect securely and perform administrative tasks.

Method 1: Using OpenSSH Server Package

Step 1: Open Terminal and Update Repository

• After opening the terminal, update your repository, and to do that, enter the below command:

sudo apt update

Note: While updating the repository it will ask your password enter the password to complete the process

Step 2: Check for OpenSSH Server

• After updating use the following command to verify OpenSSH status:

sudo apt list openssh-server

• If SSH is already installed in your system then you will get the below command.

openssh-server/focal-updates,focal-security 1:8.2p1-4ubuntu0.5 amd64

• Or, if it's not installed then you can install using the fo
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