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Secure Shell: SSH Configuration
If you're interested in working with Linux, you need to be able to understand the Secure Shell (SSH) service. SSH is used for hundreds of purposes from automation, to manual management, to deployment of new services. In this lab, you'll be able to practice some configuration changes with SSH, including changing a node port and disabling `root` login.
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Challenge
Update the Secure Server's configuration file to the desired end state.
First, connect to the
secureserver. Then locate and edit the SSH daemon configuration file. Make the required changes to theportandrootlogin settings, save, and quit. -
Challenge
Update the Jump Server's configuration file to the desired end state and test the configuration.
First, connect to the
jumpserver. Then locate and edit the SSH client configuration file. Make the required changes to the port, save, and quit.Finally, attempt a connection from the
jumpserver to thesecureserver and see if it works, both asrootand ascloud_user.As long as the verification works, you're done! Congratulations!
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