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• Slow password prompt while making an SSH connection?
  We've seen many times that when someone is trying to make an SSH connection to a server or a Linux machine there is a delay of some seconds or maybe even a minute after in
• Allowing direct root login using SSH on Ubuntu
  By default, both root login and the root account are usually locked on the server due to security concerns. However, sometimes it may be necessary to have the root user ac
• Disabling the default SSH port and direct root user login on the Linux machine
  Many times, a hacker tries to login directly via root access on the Linux machine (which enables root login) and can get access by cracking the password with the default S
• Password-less SSH authentication to a remote machine
  If you're getting irritated or tired of giving your password again and again during SSH login to a remote host, then there is another way using which you can do SSH access
• How to enable an SSH port other than 22 on a Linux machine?
  Solution:- 1. Make an entry of that port in the file "/etc/ssh/sshd_config". 2. Restart the SSHD service (optional). That's all.
• How to enable an SSH port other than 22
  Steps :- 1. Make an entry of that port in the file "/etc/ssh/sshd_config". 2. Restart the sshd service. Â Â Â That's all.
• Where to set the DNS settings in the Linux OS
  To connect to the Internet from a Linux machine, we need to set the DNS for the Linux machine using the command line. We need to set up an entry in a file that is /etc/res
• How to stop Dr. Web notification emails
  1) SSH to the server where the Plesk panel is installed. 2) Open the file called drweb32.ini Example: vi /etc/drweb/drweb32.ini 3) Look for the section below in the file C
• Allowing specific users for SSH logins
  Open the /etc/ssh/sshd_config file Add an AllowUsers line at the bottom of the file and write the name of the user for whom you want to allow SSH Allow Users user1 user2 u
• Enabling custom ports for access to the Linux server via SSH
  Making SSH (secure shell) access to the server easily available is not a good idea. For this, we should turn firewall access to the server off on the default port 22 and p

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