In order to check the version of your SSH utility, you can run the following command $ ssh -V User user may run the following commands on server-centos:īy default, the ssh utility should be installed on your host, even on minimal configurations. If you are seeing the following entries on your terminal, it means that you currently belong to the sudo group. To check whether you have sudo privileges or not, run the following command $ sudo -l In order to install a SSH server on CentOS 8, you will need to have sudo privileges on your server. Restarting your SSH server to apply changes.Configuring key-based SSH authentication.Disabling Root Login on your SSH server.Configuring your SSH server on CentOS 8.
Enabling SSH traffic on your firewall settings.
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