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29 lines
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## Install sshd
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In order to enable ssh on Ubuntu Linux, we first need to perform an SSH package installation. Open up terminal and enter command:
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$ sudo apt install sshd
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## Create a user using command line
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Let's start by creating a new user. Open up terminal and enter:
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$ sudo adduser --no-create-home username
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## Create non-login/system user
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Let's start by creating a new user. Open up terminal and enter:
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$ sudo useradd -r username
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## Change default shell
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$ grep user /etc/passwd
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$ usermod --shell /bin/bash user
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$ grep user /etc/passwd
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## Adding User to the sudo Group
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$ usermod -aG sudo username
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