Linux SSH Sensor Setup: Getting Started With PRTG Ep.4 - Keeping IT Simple

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Today's video is all about setting up SSH sensors on Linux! - you don't want to miss this one.
Awhile back, I made a video on upgrading your bandwidth with ‪@PaesslerGmbH‬ 's PRTG.
I got so many comments asking about how to use it, that I decided to make a mini-series on how to get started with PRTG.
Thanks for watching, and as always, Keep IT Simple!
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00:15 - Recap
01:11 - What Is SSH?
02:50 - Adding A Linux SSH Sensor In PRTG
04:48 - Running Auto-Discovery
06:15 - PRTG SSH Integrations
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[@muwaffaqbellah]

Hi jeremy how are you, I wanna say you are the best in my opinion and I really admire you and all your contents about networking and I hope to meet you some day to tell you how much you changed me and put me in the right direction in this field. Thank you Jeremy.

[@KeepingITSimple]

I appreciate that!

[@ats1995]

ifconfig is deprecated in favor of ip

[@kaizoku47]

thank you very much ,it was really helpful ,can you add a video about monitoring an android device in the PRTG ? ( as you have monitoring stats of routers and switches ... )

[@alex.prodigy]

ip -br -c -4 a s # this is short version for: ip -brief -color -family inet address show

[@fahadalam1484]

My dream jeremy will teach palo alto , fortinet or any other firewall also :)

[@juanlyon3368]

keith barker from cbt has covered palo alto and checkpoint jeremy deals in networking keith deals in security

[@fahadalam1484]

@@juanlyon3368 jeremy also created Cisco ASA , CCNA security courses in past.

[@cheddarcheese]

SSH is not installed by default. When you install SSH on Ubuntu it does not allow root login via ssh by default.

[@jmhm17]

None of that is installed in 18.04 either btw..