How to use SSH to copy remote files from a server to your local machine.
This simple one-liner will copy all files into a tarball, send the compressed files over a secure SSH connection and then uncom…
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How to Add New SSH Key to SSH Agent with Terminal on Parrot Security Linux
Trabla : How to Add New SSH Key to SSH Agent with Terminal on Parrot Security Linux ssh-keygen is a standard component of the Sec…
Deny SSH access to particular users
We all know SSH is very famous and the best service for remote access. Today I am going to tell you how to block or allow only pa…
Uploading files to FTP/SFTP using CURL
Hello, Today I am writing below article which can help you to upload files to SFTP/FTP by using CURL. Ok why we need that ? Let m…
Getting load information via SSH
I have tried so many ways but finally happy with this #!/bin/bash for i in localhost 127.0.01 do ssh raja@$i 'uptime | grep -…
SSH configuration: sshd_config file
In SSH Server , we do have two types of configuration files. They are sshd_config and ssh_config. Here sshd_config is all about s…
Install & configure SSH in CentOS 6.X
Today I am going to start writing an article about SSH installation and configuration in CentOS. SSH means Secure Shell. When ev…