Connecting to a remote server using ssh on Arch Linux

Jan 9, 2025#arch linux #ssh112

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To install `sshpass`, use the command `sudo pacman -S sshpass`. To connect to a server using `sshpass`, the command format is `sshpass -p 'your_password' ssh [username]@[server_IP_or_domain] -p [port_number]`. For example: `sshpass -p 'example_password' ssh [email protected] -p 22`. If the connection drops due to inactivity, simply open a new terminal window to reconnect.

Install sshpass
sudo pacman -S sshpass
Using sshpass
sshpass -p 'your password' ssh [username]@[server IP address or domain name] -p [port number]
For example (the following password and IP address are randomly written and may not exist):
sshpass -p 'xsdasdd31342431asfasdsaeafef143e2~' ssh root@111.206.247.80 -p 22
If you connect to a server using ssh and there is no operation on the server for a long time, the connection may drop, and the terminal may appear to be frozen. Just open a new terminal window.