How To Enable Ssh On Centos 7?
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To enable SSH on CentOS 7, you must first install the openssh–server package. To do this, run the command:
yum install openssh–server
Once installed, you can start the SSH service by running the command:
systemctl start sshd
Optionally, you can enable it so that it starts every time the system is rebooted by running the command: systemctl enable sshd