haio · December 26, 2012 03:01
diff --git a/gistfile1.txt b/gistfile1.txt
 # ssh -p 22 root@address

 ## First
 if the remote sever don't have your public key,you will nedd to login by put the password,the whole process should be encrypt but you may connect to the server that you are not willing to.
 ##Second
 the second way is more safely, you need put your puiblic key in .ssh/authorized_keys of remote server,by this you just type "ssh root@address" in your commandline, it's very simple and safe.
	# ssh -p 22 root@address

	## First
	if the remote sever don't have your public key,you will nedd to login by put the password,the whole process should be encrypt but you may connect to the server that you are not willing to.
	##Second
	the second way is more safely, you need put your puiblic key in .ssh/authorized_keys of remote server,by this you just type "ssh root@address" in your commandline, it's very simple and safe.