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SSH - Tu linux en todas partes
Source: linux « WordPress.com Tag Feed
Nov 07, 2009


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Cualquier distribución linux se basa en un terminal, aprovechando esto podemos tener la consola de nuestro equipo en cualquier parte usando ssh.


Ssh es una shell segura, es algo parecido a telnet, pero encriptado. Tan solo necesitamos instalar el servidor en nuestro ordenador y un cliente en cualquier otro equipo. Así que veremos este tutorial en dos partes Servidor y Cliente.


SERVIDOR:


pacman -S openssh


Después modificamos el archivo de configuración del demonio ssh, sshd_config:


nano /etc/ssh/sshd_config


Por defecto el fichero tiene gran cantidad de opciones comentadas. Yo lo borré todo y dejé solo esto:




Port 22
ListenAddress 0.0.0.0
Protocol 2
LoginGraceTime 120
PermitRootLogin no
AllowUsers



Ya podemos iniciar el demonio:


/etc/rc.d/sshd restart


O podemos añadirlo al rc.conf para que se inicie al arrancar el sistema.


nano /etc/rc.conf


Y añadimos el ssh a la lista de demonios:


DAEMONS=(… ssh …)


Así permitimos acceso desde cualquier sitio a la ip de nuestro ordenador. Sin embargo, si tu IP es dinámica, es recomendable usar no-ip para conectarte.


Si además tienes más de un equi

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