Buy and Download - Udemy Almost Everything About Secure Shell

2015
Udemy
Muhammed Torkey
2:20
English

Secure Shell or the S-S-H (The pronunciation) is a network protocol to exchange data in a secure way between two computers, the main purpose of SSH is to administrate and execute commands on a remote computer, SSH is used by other protocols such as Secure Copy Protocol (SCP) and Secure File Transfer Protocol (SFTP) to transfer and manage files between two computers.
As you see from the above short description , The SSH is a must known skill that all Linux Administrator should know.

Section 1: Introduction To Secure Shell
1 Course Agenda
2 Introduction To Secure Shell
Section 2: Secure Shell Installation and Configuration
3 How to verify if SSH installed or not on Linux?
4 Install the OpenSSH on Linux CentOS
5 Install OpenSSH on Linux Ubuntu
6 Install OpenSSH on Windows
Section 3: Using Secure Shell For Remote Connection
7 How do I connect to a remote host
8 How do I connect to a remote host on a different SSH port
9 How can I login to a specific directory?
10 How do I execute a command on a remote host using SSH?
Section 4: Copy and Transfer Files Using Secure Shell
11 How can I copy (file/files) to a remote host using SCP?
12 How can I copy (file/files) from a remote host using SCP?
13 How can I Copy entire directory using SCP?
14 Can I limit the speed (bandwidth) of files transfer using SCP?
15 What is SFTP and how to connect to SFTP?
16 SFTP List file and check the working directory
17 SFTP Uploading Files
18 SFTP Downloading Files
19 SFTP Switching and Creating Directories
20 SFTP Remove Files and Directories
Section 5: Secure Shell & Other Services
21 Multiple SSH Sessions with screen (Install Screen)
22 Multiple SSH Sessions with screen (Start working)
23 Multiple SSH Sessions with screen Lock and Exit from the screen
24 Tunneling x11 Through SSH (Linux)
25 Tunneling x11 Through SSH (Run Linux Applications on Windows)
26 Remote Desktop with SSH (Install and Configure VNC Server)
27 Remote Desktop with SSH (Connect to Remote Desktop)
Section 6: Securing the Secure Shell
28 Change The Default Port
29 Disable Direct Root Access
30 Allow Access for Certain User(s)
31 Deny Access from Known IPs
32 Allow Access from Known IPs
33 Public Key Authentication
34 Disable Password Authentication