Your channel is filled with tutorials about things I've always wanted to do before. When I came across this video, I couldn't help but comment without watching the video, because it's about something I've never been able to do before, and I wanted to share my thoughts. For Windows users, SSH Server is problematic if the logged-in Windows user is connected to an Outlook account, and I learned this information solely from comments on another TH-cam tutorial video. I'm writing this for those who might need it in the future because I learned this information way too late: If the Windows user you're logged in as is linked to an Outlook account, SSH connections won't work. Instead, you need a local user account that isn't linked to any Windows account. You can still run the SSH Server within a user account that's linked to an Outlook account, but when connecting, you still need to connect to a local user.
Nice content from TroubleChute, and great comment from dku4996, I ran into the exact same problem and struck on the password input (when connecting by "ssh user@server_host"). With some trial and error, I found out that you need to use the password registered for that outlook/ MS account, instead of the pin/ password when you use at PC's login screen (for a user that is connected to outlook/ Microsoft account)
I did everything until 4:57, but it always outputs "Permission denied, please try again." isn't the password just the normal one we have to use to login the user as an end-user?
Hello, i have configured the public and private keys as your guide, but i got a permission denied (publickey, keyboard-interactive). how to fix this, sir?
Hey TroubleChute, it's like you read my mind! Over the past year, there have been many times where I've struggled with a problem for a day, only for you to release a video that week explaining how to solve it easily. This is another one of those moments. What I did in addition: if you're using a Windows client, you can mount your files as a network share with SSHFS For Windows. Combining this with Tailscale and Magic DNS, or manually editing your Windows host file allows you to use the computer name instead of ip.
I am unable to connect ssh of my window 10 machine. I set-up openssh server correctly and perform all settings perfectly but it's doesn't allow me to login. Then i disabled firewall but still not able to access it.
First of, the commands are not "down below" they are on a completely different site. Secondly. why are you referencing a website so much without linking to it anywhere?? *Facepalm*
Your channel is filled with tutorials about things I've always wanted to do before. When I came across this video, I couldn't help but comment without watching the video, because it's about something I've never been able to do before, and I wanted to share my thoughts.
For Windows users, SSH Server is problematic if the logged-in Windows user is connected to an Outlook account, and I learned this information solely from comments on another TH-cam tutorial video. I'm writing this for those who might need it in the future because I learned this information way too late: If the Windows user you're logged in as is linked to an Outlook account, SSH connections won't work. Instead, you need a local user account that isn't linked to any Windows account. You can still run the SSH Server within a user account that's linked to an Outlook account, but when connecting, you still need to connect to a local user.
Nice content from TroubleChute, and great comment from dku4996, I ran into the exact same problem and struck on the password input (when connecting by "ssh user@server_host"). With some trial and error, I found out that you need to use the password registered for that outlook/ MS account, instead of the pin/ password when you use at PC's login screen (for a user that is connected to outlook/ Microsoft account)
I did everything until 4:57, but it always outputs "Permission denied, please try again." isn't the password just the normal one we have to use to login the user as an end-user?
Hello, i have configured the public and private keys as your guide, but i got a permission denied (publickey, keyboard-interactive). how to fix this, sir?
Hey TroubleChute, it's like you read my mind! Over the past year, there have been many times where I've struggled with a problem for a day, only for you to release a video that week explaining how to solve it easily. This is another one of those moments.
What I did in addition: if you're using a Windows client, you can mount your files as a network share with SSHFS For Windows. Combining this with Tailscale and Magic DNS, or manually editing your Windows host file allows you to use the computer name instead of ip.
Wow you are so underrated for the quality and quantity of ur content
love the videos bdw You have helped me countless times ❤
true, I love these videos(I wait all day for his video to come.)
I am unable to connect ssh of my window 10 machine. I set-up openssh server correctly and perform all settings perfectly but it's doesn't allow me to login. Then i disabled firewall but still not able to access it.
OK but what if there is a vuln and there is no "safe" version and I need to compile from source?
Very well explained. I am struggling to find maxlogins in limits.conf file equivalent in windows version of openssh. Is it possible ? Please help
nice tutorial
Ok am noob on this one...how to put username what i want and password that i want...because echo didnt gived me any username
There is no ssh folder on my data huhu
First of, the commands are not "down below" they are on a completely different site. Secondly. why are you referencing a website so much without linking to it anywhere?? *Facepalm*