SSH Command
Learn SSH Command in minutes.
A short how-to series, each video about two minutes, recorded in the real app on a real Ubuntu server. Start with the first one and work down.
For more information, visit w3schools.com/bash/bash_commands for comprehensive lessons about SSH and Bash.
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2:47
How to Connect to a Linux Server with SSH Command (Step by Step)
Add a server, trust its host key, and open the terminal and the remote files side by side.
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2:13
How to Save SSH Logins Securely: Encrypted Vault in SSH Command
Save hosts and passwords in an encrypted vault, protected by one master password.
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2:15
Fix ‘Permission Denied’ in SSH Command: chmod, chown & sudo (Visual Guide)
Change permissions with presets like 644 and 755, see the exact command first, and retry with sudo only when the server needs root.
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1:49
Drag and Drop Files to a Linux Server with SSH Command (SFTP Upload & Download)
Upload and download over SFTP by dragging files between your computer and the server.
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2:25
Sync a Folder to Your Linux Server: Compare, Review & Upload (SSH Command Pro)
Compare a local folder with the server, review every change, then upload only what differs.
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2:13
Schedule Automatic Uploads & Backups to Your Server (SSH Command Scheduler)
Run uploads, downloads and syncs on a schedule while the app is open.
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2:19
SSH Tunnels & Jump Hosts Explained: Port Forwarding in SSH Command
Forward ports to reach services behind a server, and connect through a bastion with a jump host.
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1:47
PuTTY + WinSCP Alternative for Windows 11: SSH Terminal & SFTP in One App
One app for the SSH terminal and SFTP files on Windows 11, instead of PuTTY and WinSCP.
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Try it on your own server.
Free for personal use on Mac, Windows and Linux. Pro tools such as sync and the scheduler are part of the commercial licence.