Into To 'ssh' Command In Linux

You can use the Linux/Unix SSH command to remotely run commands on other computers. In this video, I demonstrate how you can log into another computer across the table and open a web browser. SSH can be used for many other tasks as well, such as system administration, secure tunneling of services, and any other task that you can perform on a local command-line.

A text-based version of this video can be found here:

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[RobertElderSoftware]

Hi everyone, I was in a rush to upload this video, and it looks like there may be several frames in the video where I leaked my private key. It should be fine though, I'll just trust you guys to ignore it. However, I will ask that you kindly not share this video with any computer hackers. Otherwise, they might copy down my private key and use it to log into my computer.

[stefanocardarelli]

You are not the hero we deserve, but the one we need

[danydanger]

Actually there is another 3rd way via Cert based login

[no-lifenoah]

Very good educational video. Your voice is pleasant and your scripting is great. Time to use my newfound knowledge to bypass school internet restrictions

[Madeyalookdomoz]

Great video!!! You took me to the next level with my smart home. Is there a way to remotely 'click a link' without having to open another page? Can you share an example of how? Is there a command way to close a tab without closing the entire browser? Thanks

[spiderron]

Thanks. Best ssh tut so far i found. Got into linux 7 years ago. But into ssh just a couple of months ago. Lately, i run my whole house from the command line.

[sravanchinthoju]

Hi, Is this only possible only two machines are in local network?

[unazheal]

Will there be a part 2 explaining how you actually opened a GUI application on another computer. i cant find anything at all online

[kingiburu]

just a quick noob question. Is the connection through wireless?

[greob]

The title is misleading. I thought this was going to be about setting up Xorg, and doing graphical environment related things through ssh.
Turns out it's just a basic tutorial about setting up SSH.