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Unleash the Awesome Power of SSH

This video shows how to setup ssh on your home network. Unleash The Awesome Power of SSH Terms DNS = Domain Name System DHCP = Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol IP = Internet Protocol LAN = Local Area Network SFTP = SSH File Transfer Protocol SSHFS SSH File System SSH = Secure Shell Setup Static IP Addresses for Host Machines Find IP and netmask: ip a or ifconfig ex. 192.168.0.xxx/24 (24 = 255.255.255.0 netmask) Find default gateway: route -n ex. 192.168.0.1 install SSH Server on Debian/Ubuntu Systems: sudo apt install openssh-server Generate SSH Keys: ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096 -C "your name or email." Copy public key to remote host: ssh-copy-id user@remote_host Note: You can copy key pairs directly to new hosts to facilitate sign in to other machines on the network. Using SFTP: sftp user@remote_host ls = list the directory on the remote machine lls = lists the directory on the local machine cd = change directory on the remote machine lcd = change directory on the local machine get filename1 filename2 = get files from remote machine get -r directoryname = get a directory from the remote machine put filename1 filename2 = send files to the remote machine put -r directoryname = send a directory to the remote machine bye, exit = leaves SFTP and breaks the connection. RSYNC over SSH rsync -av --delete source_directory/ destination_directory. ex. rsync -av --delete [email protected]:Music/ Music/ Using SSHFS Install SSHFS on Debian/Ubuntu systems with: sudo apt install sshfs create a network share by mounting a directory from the remote host to an empty directory on the local host: sshfs user@remote_host:directory_path local_directory SSHIN #!/bin/bash SSH login shorthand command: "sshin (last two digits of IP)" By Joe Collins. ssh -X 192.168.0."$1" SFTPIN #!/bin/bash SFTP Shorthand command: "sftpin" (last two digits of host IP) By Joe Collins. sftp 192.168.0."$1"