Add the new user to new group created - usermod -a -G sftpusers sftpuser.Please skip this step, if you didn't create a group and plan to access sftp server directly using the user Set the password for the new user created - passwd sftpuser (Ensure to remember the password for the created user).Verify the new user created - less /etc/passwd | grep sftpuser ( sftpuser is the user that I have created).Create a new user - useradd sftpuser ( sftpuser is the user name).Create a new group - addgroup sftpusers ( sftpusers is the group name).You can create a group and then add user to it or directly create a user too - To access sftp server I have already created a folder named 'sftp' in the root ('/') directory as shown in the below diagram. Once you connect sftp, this will be the parent folder.Į.g.
Open the SSH port in firewall - ufw allow ssh.Check the status of the firewall - ufw status.Try accessing the system using SSH - ssh you can't connect to remote machine using SSH, please make sure to enable firewall on that ubuntu system.Now that SSH is installed and running on your Ubuntu system you can connect to it via SSH from any remote machine. Start the ssh service - systemctl start ssh.Enable the ssh service - systemctl enable ssh.Install it - apt-get install openssh-server.
If SSH not installed, please follow the below steps to install it Note: Please use sudo before each command if not root user Verify SSH is installed in your ubuntu Instead, I am just quickly summarizing the steps here and even giving little insights (with screenshots) for any reference in the future. This is no difference from them in terms of content. As you all know, there are already multiple sites and blogs available in the internet for configuring SFTP server in Ubuntu.
0 kommentar(er)
