Changing The SSH Port in WHM/cPanel

Posted on December 8, 2020 by David Singer | Updated: December 11, 2020
Category: Tutorials | Tags: Account Management, Administrator, Common Questions, Encryption, Firewall, FTP, Linux, Manage, OpenSSH, OpenSSH-Server, Passphrase, Password, Password Policy, Permissions, Root, Security, Security Policy, Security Practices, selinux, Server, SFTP, SSH, SSH Keys, SSH Ports, SSH Tunnel, SSHD Conf, SSL, Windows, Windows 10, Windows Server

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While there are many ways to make sure your server is as secure as possible, there are some basic steps that we can take to increase security. Users with a Linux server can change their SSH port to something other than the default port (22). The steps listed below, outline this task providing steps to enable this change.

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How to Install and Configure OpenSSH on Windows Server 2019

Posted on July 10, 2020 by Jeff VanDellen
Category: Tutorials | Tags: Administrator, Encryption, Firewall, OpenSSH, OpenSSH-Server, Passphrase, Password, Password Policy, Permissions, Root, Security, Security Policy, Security Practices, selinux, Server, SFTP, SSH, SSH Keys, SSH Ports, SSL, Windows, Windows 10, Windows Server

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What is OpenSSH?

OpenSSH is an open-source utility developed by The OpenBSD Project. SSH stands for “Secure SHell.” This service encrypts traffic on both ends, eliminating security risks from hackers or eavesdroppers. It can be used for remote operations like file transfers and offers key-based passwordless authentication. In this tutorial, we will demonstrate how to harness the power of SSH’s on your Windows server to send basic remote commands and transfer files using password authentication.

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Install the LAMP Stack Using Tasksel on Ubuntu 16.04

Posted on January 4, 2019 by David Singer | Updated: August 26, 2020
Category: Tutorials | Tags: Apache Tomcat, Install, LAMP Stack, OpenSSH-Server, tasksel, tomcat, Ubuntu

Reading Time: 4 minutesThere are multiple ways of installing software on Debian based systems like Ubuntu and Mint. Tools like apt, apt-get, aptitude and/or synaptic are usually used to install single applications into the desktop editions of those OSes. Alternatively, Tasksel is a command line app for installing a “group” of related packages onto a server. Tasksel is not installed by default on the desktop editions of the ‘nix’ versions that contain the above-mentioned package managers but, it is installed on later versions of Debian and Ubuntu server editions. Continue reading →

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