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Open SSH is a powerful tool that allows remote connetion to a server. In this tutorial i describe the steps to download install and run OpenSSH with the windows command prompt.
For mor information on OpenSSH visit
www.openssh.org
if you have questions feel free to email me at khwebdevelopment@live.com
and I have a website availiable at
www.khwebdevelopment.com.

Thanks for watching

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  • u didnt scp? wtf???

  • SCP is a command that is built into ssh. SCP stands for Secure CoPy and is used to transfer files; it's not necessary to login to a server using ssh. However, many people prefer it to a file transfer system such as ftp(file transfer protocol) because it is more secure.

  • use putty... What can I do with it when I connect on other PC?

  • Putty's ok, but I prefer the command prompt. Dont know why really, but I do. When you connect with another PC you can edit files, and run commands. Its nice if you have to make changes to a remote file such as a web page.

  • The Username and Password you use are the username and password that you would log in with were you physically at the server. For instance:

    On a PC there is a user named John with a password Smith

    To log in remotely with SSH John would use "John" as his username and "Smith" as his password.

    My server username is khwd. so when i login using ssh i login using khwd and my password.

  • ok sherrie. the username is the name you used to log in to the server directly. If you're getting a connection refused error, it might be because you dont have your firewall configured. If thats the case, its a real simple fix. Go to the port forwarding page of your router configuration page. (for linksys its 192.168.1.1) and add the port TCP/UDP 22 to allow the ssh connection to your server ip. For instance, if your server ip is 192.168.1.4 then set the port up to allow port 22 to 192.168.1.4

  • You can name the port anything you want, but i reccomend naming it SSH1 just helps to keep things organized.

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  • when i do what the video says. it tells me that the connection got interrupted. what do i do?

  • will this work to ssh through emacs using windows?

  • @khwebdevelopment okay im a newb and i managed to find a site that had a open ssh port, and i was wondering if you could help out with some very basic ssh-2.0-openssh_5.5p1 commands little bit lost

  • I have a setup.nsi file, no .exe's. What do I do?

  • What tool did you use for create that video ? How did you do split view ? Editing video ?

  • i wish this video had a better definition and audio :/

  • U know u can do every thing with disk aid..

  • thanks for tutorial..

    it's workin' fine for me :)

  • Hey I liked your video. I know how to do all the SSH stuff already but I watched to see how simple it is to set up OpenSSH. Gonna install the server part and tunnel to it at school to create a SOCKS5 proxy and get around the Internet blocker d;

  • cant hear a damn word

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