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Introduction | The Ubuntu system is one of the Linux systems commonly used by enterprises and individuals. Due to its good graphics support and good development tool support, programmers prefer the Ubuntu series system. Recently, I helped a friend's company solve a problem and used a virtual machine to create an Ubuntu test environment. I found that Ubuntu's default security level and remote tools were not set. Next we will install the ssh service and then enable root permissions (not recommended) |
Our system uses the virtual machine vmware workstations 12 version Ubuntu17.04 for experiments:
ok, ordinary user login successfully. Let's try switching to root.
Switch to normal user Change root password Try to log in to the system as root user Modify the ssh configuration file and enable root login Use root user for root loginOriginal address of this article: https://www.linuxprobe.com/ubuntu-start-sshd.htmlAuthor: Tao Wujie, Reviewer: Pang Zengbao
Original address of this article: https://www.linuxprobe.com/ubuntu-start-sshd.htmlEditor: public, reviewer: None
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