Practical Linux Command Line 2.0 - Remotely Connect to Your Linux Terminal Using SSH

The video tutorial explains how to set up and use SSH to connect to a Linux machine, including specific configurations for VirtualBox. It covers changing network settings to enable SSH access, connecting from different operating systems, and performing basic file operations remotely. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of using the terminal for remote connections.

What is the first step to enable SSH on a Linux machine?

• Configure the network settings

• Open a terminal and install the SSH package

• Create a new user

• Restart the machine

Which network setting should be changed to make a VirtualBox VM accessible via SSH?

• Disable the firewall

• Set to Host-only Adapter

• Use a Bridged Adapter

• Enable NAT

What happens to the virtual machine's internet access when configured for SSH with Host-only Adapter?

• Internet access is shared with the host

• Internet speed is increased

• Internet access is lost

• Internet access is maintained

What command is used to initiate an SSH connection from a Windows machine?

• login user@ip_address

• connect user@ip_address

• remote user@ip_address

• ssh user@ip_address

Which operating systems can use the SSH command to connect to a Linux machine?

• Only Mac

• Only Windows

• Windows, Linux, and Mac

• Only Linux

What is a limitation of using SSH for remote connections?

• It provides a graphical interface

• It requires a high-speed internet connection

• It only provides terminal access

• It can only be used on Linux

How can you exit an SSH session?

• Disconnect the network cable

• Restart the remote machine

• Type 'exit' in the terminal

• Close the terminal window