I’m trying to setup my install to accept ssh logins, but I’ve had no luck. I have tried looking it up, but can’t find anything that has worked. Can someone point me in the right direction
Everything you need is here:
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/OpenSSH
Most of the time it’s enough to:
sudo pacman -S openssh
sudo systemctl enable --now sshd
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You may want to explicitly disable remote root login, though.
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And you may want to
Disable password-login for ssh, and use ssh-keys instead. Because you may attract a lot of bad traffic if you use a public reachable IP.
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also if you run a firewall, set rules for incoming connections depending on what port you are running SSH server on
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Sure. But the request was for simply setting up SSH to accept incoming connections.
What you do to secure it after that, was not covered by the question.
Thanks everyone