I just wish I had watched these videos BEFORE I worked on my last project at work (Linux newbie here). Anyway, I'll be MUCH more useful to the team going forward! Thanks.
The last tip was very cool.. I have to connect to several servers with ssh and few of them not use the standard 22 port and I never remember the name of those servers or the specific port.. now I will put them in my config file so I can forget them, thanks.
Also how I get different ssh-keys per connection, and sometimes locally disable the strict key checking also. This video could use a sequal showing ssh-keys and how to use jump-hosts from bastion host to actual target. :D
Nicely done. You provided enough information to get people started. There's plenty of info in the man pages (ssh, ssh_config) that allow additional customization, but your video covers enough to make self-guided learning more productive.
hi sir i have question about . In system [ubuntu 20.04 ] mtu size is 1500 and i am try connect another system by ethernet .connection successfully done the question is mtu size 1500 but ssh packets are above 1500 in wireshark how ? what is happening there ?
SSH to connect to remote host: its not asking if you really want to connect to the server... its asking if you want to add the connection to your known_hosts file (then it won't ask you again). There are options to disable the asking (and writing).
Please read `man ssh-copy-id ssh-keygen` and avoid having to type passwords. You will need to type a passphrase (as complex as necessary) once per session.
Hello my dear friend, I was looking for upgrade to Ubuntu 22.04 LTS. Wondering if you are interested in making a video on installation and upgrade from 20.04 LTS to 22.04 LTS. Is it worth upgrading and explain why. Looking forward for an video answering my questions and queries and process of upgrades.
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I dont understand who this is targeted to, It might be better to label this video as relevant only to "Linux beginners" I mean a 10 line article would be good enough to explain this. I thought you would discuss in-depth stuff or gotchas in the ~/.ssh/config file. Not trying to sound passive aggressive, but context/labeling would be really appreciated (Beginners/Intermediate/Expert)
i use alias'es in my .bash_profile then all i need to do is type 'tx1' and it connects. here are some others for local network servers. these all i need to do is type in 'st 202' and it will connect the stone user to the .202 box, etc.
I just wish I had watched these videos BEFORE I worked on my last project at work (Linux newbie here). Anyway, I'll be MUCH more useful to the team going forward! Thanks.
Other tools such as 'sftp' and 'scp' also utilize the config file.
The last tip was very cool.. I have to connect to several servers with ssh and few of them not use the standard 22 port and I never remember the name of those servers or the specific port.. now I will put them in my config file so I can forget them, thanks.
Also how I get different ssh-keys per connection, and sometimes locally disable the strict key checking also.
This video could use a sequal showing ssh-keys and how to use jump-hosts from bastion host to actual target. :D
Shinra is for ff7 and skynet is for terminator
Hey Jay what about ssh keys? I was hoping you’d show how to use specific keys for each connection defined in the config file 😔
here's an example:
```
Host server
HostName server_ip
User username
IdentityFile /path/to/ssh/private/key
```
hope that helps
@@cindrmon awesome thanks!!
@@cindrmon You are a legend! Worked perfectly. Very much appreciated :)
Super useful! Thank you!
you are an amazing one 😍😍 Thank you a lot
Thanks Jay it is great way to simplify SSH login
The most useful ssh tuturial I've ever seen. how about dynamic port forwarding for scoks5 connection? how can I add that? thanks
Hi, kindly add a video for (NAT) Natting a Server VM with three other Client VMs in detail.
love your tutorials a lot so direct soo helpful
Nicely done. You provided enough information to get people started. There's plenty of info in the man pages (ssh, ssh_config) that allow additional customization, but your video covers enough to make self-guided learning more productive.
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Cool man, thanks...!!
Thank you jay!
Shinra - FF7,
Skynet - Terminator Franchise
Lol nice references
I need more explanation about netcat, especially the -s switch......please do a video, thanks.
hi sir i have question about . In system [ubuntu 20.04 ] mtu size is 1500 and i am try connect another system by ethernet .connection successfully done the question is mtu size 1500 but ssh packets are above 1500 in wireshark how ? what is happening there ?
SSH to connect to remote host: its not asking if you really want to connect to the server... its asking if you want to add the connection to your known_hosts file (then it won't ask you again). There are options to disable the asking (and writing).
Thanks
Superb
Hey, is Jay a Linode developer?
Or what does advocate mean ?
Advocate is a person who publicly supports or recommends a particular cause or policy
Please read `man ssh-copy-id ssh-keygen` and avoid having to type passwords. You will need to type a passphrase (as complex as necessary) once per session.
I am curious - can you add a -i /dir/keyfile.ppk to a config in this manner as well to simplify connections?
yes, use 'IdentityFile /dir/keyfile.ppk'
Hello my dear friend, I was looking for upgrade to Ubuntu 22.04 LTS. Wondering if you are interested in making a video on installation and upgrade from 20.04 LTS to 22.04 LTS. Is it worth upgrading and explain why. Looking forward for an video answering my questions and queries and process of upgrades.
Acme might refer to the company in the movie roger rabbit?
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lol'd on potato. nice video
Man that Desk is too tall for you! Good videos though as usual 👏
Once you have your hosts defined, you can use Tab completion to save even more typing!
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I dont understand who this is targeted to, It might be better to label this video as relevant only to "Linux beginners"
I mean a 10 line article would be good enough to explain this. I thought you would discuss in-depth stuff or gotchas in the ~/.ssh/config file.
Not trying to sound passive aggressive, but context/labeling would be really appreciated (Beginners/Intermediate/Expert)
i use alias'es in my .bash_profile
then all i need to do is type 'tx1' and it connects.
here are some others for local network servers.
these all i need to do is type in 'st 202' and it will connect the stone user to the .202 box, etc.
looks like YT filtered out my commands.
no need for *CTRL-o* in nano, Just enter: *CTRL-x y Enter*