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Organizations often have systems in their networks that are accessed remotely. Many of these systems still need to be managed like the systems that are at the physical location. Being able to access and manage systems that are remote has allowed organizations to expand their reach. This has also increased the productivity of employees. It also enhances collaboration capabilities among teams. Knowing how to set up remote access, as well as how to keep access to these systems secure, is vital to day-to-day operations.
In this Configuring Remote Access course, you will learn how to set up SSH on your server to be accessed remotely. We will show you how to secure your remote connections with two-factor authentication using the Google authenticator on your mobile device. You will also learn how to set up key-based authentication to be able to remotely access your server without the need for a password.
You will learn how to set up SSH on your server for remote access, secure remote connections with two-factor authentication using the Google Authenticator on your mobile device, and set up key-based authentication to remotely access your server without a password.
The lessons cover connecting to an Ubuntu server using SSH, key-based authentication, two-factor authentication, and managing SSHD.
You will gain skills in remote access services, remote access policies, remote access systems, remote authentication, secure remote password protocols, and SSH keys.
Knowing how to set up remote access and keep it secure is vital to day-to-day operations, as it allows organizations to manage remote systems, expand their reach, increase employee productivity, and enhance team collaboration.