ssh

I worked with SSH more times on VPS or dedicated servers but to be honest I don't know how SSH works and how it helps me to connect to my server hosting? Does anyone give me any explanations?

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I used Chrome browser all the time and rarely use other browsers as Firefox, Safari or Opera. I heard that it has a extension to use SSH from chrome. Is it secure and it is a good way to connect to our hosting server from Chrome?

Is it possible to restart a specific cPanel account with ssh instead of using root account to restart whole server? For any changes on a cPanel account, I need to restart this account and check affects but I don't see a way to do this. Any help?

I have gotten to the point where I have many windows of terminal open on my Mac and am searching for a new client. For those of you that are Mac users, what is the SSH client you use or which do you find to be the best?

I have a zip file and i uploaded it to my vps server but strange thing is, after unzip it then I get all files and folders with no ownership. I had to run this command chown -R username.username /path/to/my/folder/ to make ownership for new files and folders just uploaded to my server...

I am wanting to checking my SSD disk info with what my hosting provider sold to me if they are same. I found this thread https://forumweb.hosting/14575-check-hdd-info-via-ssh.html on the forum but it is for HDD, i bought 100GB SSD storage. How can I check all info for my current SSD disk...

Normally I used this command to find current path for the folder on SSH that moved to there pwd but I would like to know all current path to public_html for all users on my VPS. Is that possible? for instances /home/myusername1/public_html /home/myusername2/public_html...

I am curious to know if there are still hosting providers out there who offer a free plan with SSH access. Even, if there is a data transfer cap it'll work for me. Maybe a basic server that supports SSH access. Do you know any providers out there who offer such plans? I'd also like to know if...

What commands to use to find a file or a folder through SSH?

I am still new to SSH, which commands allow me to copy and paste in ssh? I want to copy any lines in a configuration file and paste it to a new file in ssh.

WHM cPanel has been installed on my server and it was 6 months from the last update. I'm wanting to upgrade WHM cPanel to latest version from ssh. I googled this but not found a result. Do you guys have experience with this?

Am I able to use a tool or a command to view system information and test my VPS network speed? I would like to do via SSH :)

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I installed CSF on my VPS and I want to change ssh port with csf? how can I do that? any guide?

I want to backup all files and databases of an user account into a specify folder via SSH? what commands can I use to do this job?

Anyone know how to restart WHM/cPanel in SSH? I did a few configurations on Mysql and PHP.ini and now I want to restart cPanel to take affection for new configurations.

Is it possible to set ssh listen on two ports or more than that? I am running ssh on port 22 but I would to have another ports for it. Or can I make SSH listen a new port without configurations?