• Open CMD and type SSH



    Check whether the SSH protocol exists. If not, download:www.mls-software.com/opensshd.ht…

  • SSH protocol

Secure Shell (SSH) is an encrypted network transport protocol that provides a Secure transport environment for network services on insecure networks. SSH connects SSH clients to servers by creating secure tunnels on the network. While any network service can be securely transmitted over SSH, the most common use of SSH is to remotely log in to systems, and SSH is commonly used to transport command-line interfaces and remotely execute commands. The most frequently used scenarios are Unix-like systems, but Windows operating systems can also use SSH to a limited extent. In 2015, Microsoft announced that it would provide native SSH protocol support in future operating systems.

The SSH protocol family can be used for remote control or to transfer files between computers. Traditional methods to achieve this function, such as Telnet (terminal emulation protocol), RCP FTP, Rlogin, and RSH, are extremely insecure and use plain text to transmit passwords. OpenSSH replaces similar services by providing server-side daemons and client-side tools for encrypting data during remote control and file transfer.

  • Link to remote cloud server
SSH root@ Public IP address of the serverCopy the code