ok that mean that he know better than me XD. When I start learning on technology at first i think that http was the only protocol for sending data but that wasn't true. It is used to send html and other files to a browser who understand how to put it graphically. Today I learn ssh. I want to know how to open one ssh on localhost:(any port) to send commands and have control to it on my wifi.
If I use password based authentication then how the SSH Chanel gets created? In password based ssh authentication client's public key is not present in the remote server.
@@Hellokittyenby haha I'm glad someone felt the same. I read up other articles, basically it's an encrypted channel so people can't read your stuff you send and receive on internet. each computer device got a private key and a public key. public key is for others to recognise and identify your device. in short layman terms.
say slowly budy this not the right way you teach. I mean if someone bigginer and doesn't know about network then it's difficulty for him/her. By the way nice tutorial
40k in college and I didn't get it! Thank you so much for the video you did a great work .. I will recommend you to my college
Very well explained. Thank you. Why would anyone downvote this?!
Good tutorial. I'll be sharing it when explaining SSH. One glaring issue, though: Volume is too low.
Thanks for the explanation, very easy to understand :)
How can I believe you when you main Hanzo.... hahaha good one man! :D
Great tuturial thanks for the info
ok that mean that he know better than me XD.
When I start learning on technology at first i think that http was the only protocol for sending data but that wasn't true.
It is used to send html and other files to a browser who understand how to put it graphically.
Today I learn ssh.
I want to know how to open one ssh on localhost:(any port) to send commands and have control to it on my wifi.
If I use password based authentication then how the SSH Chanel gets created? In password based ssh authentication client's public key is not present in the remote server.
Thanks!
awesome, tnx! :D
Dude..........git a marker that works.
Magic. Got it.
Luv it... Chris, Mains Hanzo...
did not understand anything,
Karen Kweok same
@@Hellokittyenby haha I'm glad someone felt the same. I read up other articles, basically it's an encrypted channel so people can't read your stuff you send and receive on internet. each computer device got a private key and a public key. public key is for others to recognise and identify your device. in short layman terms.
Karen Kweok thanks! i watched some videos on it and read a Wikipedia article i think I understood what it is.
so freaking abstract
say slowly budy this not the right way you teach. I mean if someone bigginer and doesn't know about network then it's difficulty for him/her. By the way nice tutorial
Dude you stammer allot, but nice work.
as someone who has done a little public speaking in the past, i can tell you that this is symptomatic of nervousness.