Secure Shell (SSH) offers a safe way to communicate with a server and to connect to systems remotely. Consequently, SSH is a vital skill for anyone who works in IT. In this short course, Scott Simpson explains what SSH is and shows how to connect to an SSH server from different operating systems. He also demonstrates how to transfer files via SSH File Transfer Protocol (SFTP) and secure copy (SCP), and how to set up your own SSH server on Linux and Mac OS X.


├── 001 Welcome.mp4
├── 002 What you should know before starting this course.mp4
├── 003 Using the exercise files.mp4
├── 004 What is SSH.mp4
├── 005 Connecting to an SSH server from Windows.mp4
├── 006 Connecting to an SSH server from Mac OS X or Linux.mp4
├── 007 Using a key for more-secure access.mp4
├── 008 Generating a key pair on Mac OS X or Linux.mp4
├── 009 Connecting to an SSH server from Mac OS X and Linux using a key.mp4
├── 010 Generating a key pair on Windows.mp4
├── 011 Connecting to an SSH server from Windows using a key.mp4
├── 012 Transferring files with SSH File Transfer Protocol SFTP.mp4
├── 013 Transferring files with secure copy SCP.mp4
├── 014 Creating an SSH tunnel.mp4
├── 015 Setting up the SSH service on Linux.mp4
├── 016 Setting up the SSH service on Mac OS X.mp4
├── 017 Windows and SSH servers.mp4
├── 018 Goodbye.mp4
└── Ex_Files_Understanding_SSH.zip