If you work on servers remotely you should know a thing or two about SSH. If you work on servers remotely and don’t know SSH then you are probably either using VPN or Telnet. If telnet is your solution I am sure there are a 1,000 hackers out there thanking you.

SSH is a secure protocol that allows you to work on the commandline of a remote server. This article over at Linux.com provides a very basic overview on how to get your feet wet.

Related posts:

CLI Magic: NTP
.Net on Linux
CLI Magic: File Transfer Protocol
Samba 3: A Nine User Network Server
CLI Magic: symbolic links

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