Beginners Guide To SSH

Me: "I have a question about controlling another computer over the internet" You: "SSH" Me: "Don't tell me to 'shhh', I'm asking you a question". Ok, enough with the play on words. If you've ever wanted to securely control another computer over the internet, then you've probably heard of SSH. If you haven't, then I made this video just for you! Consider this a jumping off point for future videos about SSH!

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[ankurbhatia]

Wow. That explanation with 2 locks. I was today years old when I understood how it actually works.

[billyhew]

“Even though the briefcase can be intercepted, it remains locked”
LockPickingLawyer: “Click out of 1...”

[kamilv]

I swear there's a rule that every time you mention nano, you have to mention vim because otherwise you'll get beaten up and spat on.

[wanabenerd]

In case anyone was wondering I was trying to figure out what the lock in this analogy is. The lock is the public key. If the neighbor for example has your lock in his "trustred" list, he will use his key (private key) to unlock his lock and vice versa.

[ytlagu]

I love this guys, I first watched his videos in 2011 while in South Sudan, Africa, and here I see him again sitting in MN, US, you are a legend bro. I am subscribing right away!!!

[humbleprogress]

Dude this was perfectly explained. Good job.

[polatparhat]

Perfectly explained the . I've been teaching bootcamps for years, but this just made my

[kimjongun]

As non englihs speaker i have difficulty understand other channels video this video is really spot on, very clear and understandable

[Soumyadip_Pal]

The most underrated channel. You truly deserve 10 mill subs by now!!

[victoria-exito]

Thank you!!! I finally understood how the encriptation works!!! The explanation with the 2 locks was EXCELLENT!

[todorpopov]

My favourite feature about ssh is the "Network error: Connection timeout" when i try connecting to my rpi remotely and the information about the solution which can be found on the internet

[saratheriault]

Omg but you litteraly made me understand everything I didn't understand for like the past 2weeks in school in 5min and your not even talking in my language! 😂😂 I honestly never click a subcribe button that fast! Thank you so much!

[alaahassanhalim]

I wish all programming courses were that much fun, please keep it up

[dinch]

Don’t usually comment on videos but gotta give you your props. This was a great demonstration 🙌🏿

[ramans]

1:45 holy cow, brilliant.. Tinkernut for President

[filipposkarailanidis]

Next steps/ideas:

1) Set up SSH keys so you don't have to log in every time
2) Set up a bash alias with the ssh command to connect to your favorite device quicker
3) Learn to use scp
3.5) Get frustrated that you have to write this extremely long command remembering usernames hosts and ports just to copy a file
4) Discover .ssh/config and change your life by making scp way easier and not needing to remember aliases anymore

Looking forward to your tunneling vid :)

[bruceevans]

brilliant video. Cuts through the BS that I have read on other sites and goes straight to it in a very comical way. Love it.

[TheMychalmanning]

I was in my Google IT cert course and I needed abetter understanding on this. Thank you my guy!!!

[adhdebug.]

This was a FANTASTIC ssh breakdown. The briefcase analogy was superb!

[vrealitygaming]

love your teaching style, very funny and explained very well with visual aids. Great job!