How To Start Ssh Service In Redhat Linux 7?
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1. To start SSH service in Redhat Linux 7, open a terminal window and log in as root.
2. Enter the following command to start the SSH service: systemctl start sshd
3. To confirm that the SSH service is running, enter the following command: systemctl status sshd
4. To enable the SSH service so that it starts automatically at boot time, enter the following command: systemctl enable sshd
5. To make sure that the SSH service is enabled and running, enter the following command: systemctl is-enabled sshd
6. To make sure that the SSH service is listening on the network, enter the following command: netstat -a | grep sshd
7. Finally, to connect to the SSH service, use a SSH client such as PuTTY.