SSH server setup on debian

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00:00what's up there i wanted to set up an ssh server on on a debian machine that i have here

00:07and i wanted to share that with you so the first command should be

00:14apt update to update the repos indexes in the

00:21system enter remember we are connecting through a vnc connection to this virtual machine

00:30and then in case you have any packages that can be updated simply run apt upgrade

00:40but i have none here so i can simply go to the next command which will install the package

00:47that has the ssh server in it and the command should be apt install open ssh server

01:00and then once the command is typed correctly we are ready to press enter and then here we press y

01:12and enter you are you're able to add dash y to the command to skip the last confirmation

01:23that remember to run these commands as root either by going to the root user

01:31by running the command sudo su or su or by typing sudo in front of every every command

01:42so the next command should be systemctl start ssh d

01:54and then we are able to enable it at every startup simply by running

02:02i believe that the service has been started and enabled

02:06here in case it's not started you are able to run the command systemctl start ssh d to start it and to

02:16enable it you run systemctl enable ssh d to check that all these con configurations are successful

02:26you can run systemctl status ssh d that should tell us whether our service has been started and enabled

02:44successfully or not and we can see here that it is active and loaded and everything and it's enabled as

02:53well in case it's not you are able to enable and start it by running the two commands systemctl start

03:02and systemctl enable ssh d the service and you can replace the two commands with one which should be

03:09systemctl enable dash dash now like i'm gonna show you now

03:17like this that should start and enable it at the same time for you you press enter and you are good to

03:29go for me it's enabled and started automatically after the installation of ssd ssh is done

03:40we clear out the screen and then we should check the ip address on the server by running the command ipa

03:56i have only two interfaces one is the loopback and the other one is the interface that is connected to

04:02the network and i have an ip address which i can use here to connect to my ssh server running debian or uh

04:13to my debian which runs the ssh server i am connected through a client here so i'm able to connect through

04:23ssh i can open the terminal you should know your username and its password ssh in my case the username

04:38is user dot one zero dot seventeen

04:46yes here you get we get this confirmation in the first

04:49time of connecting to the server enter and the password and we are connected to our

04:59ssh or to our debian machine through ssh we can check the system version os release and we can see

05:09that it is running debian that was how you set up an ssh server on debian and probably the other

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